LinkThing 2.1.5
In this build, I’ve figured out a way to detect whether a link’s named target is an actually existing frame, and if it’s not, to ignore the target if it conflicts with your settings.
For example, say a link has a target value of my_target. Perhaps the link is on a page that is part of a frameset, in which case my_target is probably the name of another frame in the frameset, where the link is intended to open. In such a case, it would be inappropriate for LinkThing to alter the link’s target, forcing it to open in a new tab or in the same frame. For this reason, in the past, LinkThing refrained from interfering with links that had named targets.
But what if the link was not part of a frameset? In that case, there’s probably no particular reason the link’s target was set to my_target, other than to make it open in a new window/tab. Now, say you had set LinkThing to always open that site’s links in the current tab. LinkThing would fail to honor your wish, since it would refuse to interfere with the link. But in this case, that failure to honor your wish would not be for a good reason.
Now, LinkThing is smart enough to know whether a link’s named target refers to an actually existing frame or not. If it does not, LinkThing will ignore the target when it would conflict with your stated preferences for that site.

