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How do I turn off the pop up in IE 11 that says "the webpage you are viewing is trying to close the window.  Do you want to close this window?
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for DutchAvenue's comment #a40904228

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Finally found a way around the problem.  Answers by the experts did not work.
you found a way around the issue with that one site
as i stated, this is code within a web page that causes that message; has nothing to do with the browser
you will find other sites that do this.  doesn't matter if you use IE, chrome, firefox, safari or something else; other sites will do the same thing with that same prompt.  i admit i have only been using web browsers and the internet for about 21 years (since IE 3) but i have learned a few things over the last couple decades about how this technology works
I certainly did not mean to offend anyone, however, when using a slightly different url address to open the web page the page worked as expected like the web page works on all or our other computers.  Whether it is a condition with the browser or the web page, the solution was found.
Slightly different url means you had the original url wrong. Glad you got it fixed!