I've recently come across a reoccurring problem with Javascript hyperlinks at various websites, and it's become quite an irritant. I encountered the problem for the first time at allclassical.org, at their Listen Now tab at the top of the page. This is the relevant code in the source: <a onClick="javascript:window.open('http://player.abacast.com/allclassical/allclassical.html','allclassical','height=450,width=620,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,status=no,%20resizable=no')" href="javascript:;"> <img src="assets//images/img_icon_listen3.gif" alt="Click To" border="0" >Listen Now</a> Clicking the link does nothing. The problem is not restricted to allclassical.org; I've noticed the problem at other sites as well. Anywhere there's an onClick link, the content behind it is unobtainable. This is the first time I've ever had a serious (seriously exasperating, anyhow) problem with Firefox...and I've been using it since back when it was Netscape. Something weird is going on. I really don't think it's my system at fault. I've just got through reformatting my hard drive and reinstalling my OS. Afterwards I noted that initially the Listen Now tab at AllClassical was working, but after installing Java Runtime Environment and other software the problem represented itself. I'm running WinXP w/ SP3 on a relatively new Gigabyte AMD (Phenom II X2) system, with 4 GB of Corsair memory. I really wish this problem could be solved. Firefox is my favorite browser, mainly due to how bookmarks are allowed to be handled.