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Google's finally punishing sites that trap you with fake back buttons, so your browsing's about to get way less annoying.

Google has announced on its blog, Google Search Central, that it will clamp down on back-button hijacking. The move is seen ...

Have you ever been trapped by a web page, unable to use the back button to get back to the site you were previously browsing, powerless to do anything but sigh and sacrifice the whole browser tab?

Websites that engage in “back button hijacking” might soon appear less prominently in Google Search results as part of a new ...

Under a new policy that 9to5Google spotted, Google will treat back button hijacking as an "explicit violation of the ...