Version: 1.6.2a1 (using KDE 3.2.0, (testing/unstable)) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.3 20040110 (prerelease) (Debian) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.22b-w4l-p4 Hi, this is somewhat weird: when I go through a multiple-page FORM web site (eg. a registration process), and use Konq's history to go back and resubmit earlier HTML documents, then Konqueror sometimes mixes up the contents of the form elements. I've had this e.g. in bugs.kde.org. Submit one bug, go back 10 pages to the first welcome page where your info is already pre-filled out, then go forward (don't submit - use konq's "->" button). In my case, the "Continue" button on the welcome page read "-----O-----", the small bug number input field contained the description of the application I was about to report on (submitted via GET link in Konq's help menu), and going further forward made more junk appear in FORM elements. Sometimes random characters (no control chars though - yet), sometimes text from other parts of the page. This (apparently) only happens when going FORWARD through HTML pages that contain FORM elements. I had this also in my TMDA-CGI setup (www.tmda.net), in squirrelmail (a PHP based webmail) and so on. I cannot reproduce this every time (just tried again now) and once you actually _resubmit_ a page everything goes back to normal. But something really is going wrong here. If there is ANY way to help you track this down, please say so, I'll do my best! Thanks!
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 56188 ***