However, the worst of sins associated with frames is the lack of freedom they allow a surfer once they're trapped in a site that uses them. Oh, you know what we're talking about. You click on a link inside a frame and instead of actually going to that site the page opens inside of the fame of the site you're on. To us that's just not fair. Nor is it right.
Webmasters spend a great deal of time developing their sites.
In some cases also a great deal of money. We think not. This is, in our humble opinion, out right piracy, not to mention real sneaky. If they try to bookmark the site while inside the frame, the bookmark will wind up taking you back to the framed site and not the link they clicked to. We realize that there are ways to offset this problem like opening the site you clicked to in a new browser window, then closing the frames site and Webmasters using snippets of HTML code to allow links to open independently of their site.