You might also want to look at this post, as it is somewhat similar. One other option is to open the other page in another tab (like this w3c example you can 'click' the link with javascript). Right click on page, click pop-up/merge current page > move current page to standalone window. Right click on link, click Open this link in pop-up window > po-pup link to standalone window. Also, some popup blockers allow popups when using the https protocol, although not many have this feature, and https can be hard to implement for the average website, if you don't have physical access to the server. Move tab to standalone window, without tabs bar, navigation bar and bookmark bar UI.
It will be hard to stop browsers from blocking your pop up window, because any way to do so is inherently exploitable however, if you call the function to open another window from an onclick event, you may be able to circumvent some popup blockers. The problem is that if I put it on the page itself, once the user clicks another page the entire page reloads and the player automatically stops for a few seconds until the whole page reloads and I have to prevent this from happening. Otherwise, you could try (assuming you meant a HTML5 or player) downloading the data to localStorage/cookie/ and have it seek everytime you change a page. I have a player on the pop-up window so I have to use a pop-up to let the player play automatically. Hello, I recently purchased a new laptop running. William Politis-Barber 31 Reputation points.
You could try putting the player on the original page, and using something like History.js to control page changes (you could have the main page body in one wrapper div that changes, and leave the player outside of it). Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support.
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