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Nabble hijacks page title

Josh Bowdoin
Is there a way to prevent Nabble products from hijacking the page title when the product loads (without manually changing it back myself after the Nabble product loads)?  Here is a test case.  The page title should be "Bowdoin Consulting High School ...", but the Nabble photo gallery changes it to "Photos gallery" once it has loaded.
http://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/School.aspx?SchoolID=19462

Note to see the described behavior, use IE 8, or Chrome.  Firefox has a different issue, described in a previous post of mine.
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Re: Nabble hijacks page title

Claude
Hi,

I went to your site and it came up fine as "Bowdoin Consulting High School" using IE7.
Firefox was a bit different...
I make HTML web sites - and I can tell you it's been my experience - that only Internet Explorer is true to the HTML code -
Other browsers will read the code - just a slight bit differently ---
Just throwing this out for you -
You might say at start - best viewed using IE?

Claude
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Graham Perrin
In reply to this post by Josh Bowdoin
I see Loading "Bowdoin Consulting High School Track & Field Statistics" followed by Loading "Photos gallery" followed by Photos gallery. Here using Safari 4 Public Beta (5528.17) on Mac OS X 10.5.7, Intel.

IMO it's preferable for the title shown to match the title of the embedded content. So for example <http://n2.nabble.com/Winter-tp2909074p2909074.html> includes the title Winter whether the post is viewed with, or without embedding.

(When the title does not match what's shown, it's noticeable; <http://n2.nabble.com/-tp2724240p2724240.html> describes such a bug.)

Incidentally a bookmark of the embedded URL of Winter (not of its permalink) produces something other than the photo.

<http://n2.nabble.com/-tp665504p665504.html> may be of interest.

Have you tried renaming the forum Bowdoin Consulting High School photos?

Regards
Graham