Error ERR-3331 This page was already submitted and can not be re-submitted.

Our application has been in production for several years... we upgraded last fall to 3.0 (10g). Periodically in the past users would get this error message "Error ERR-3331 This page was already submitted and can not be re-submitted." but in the past week it has been occuring after every 5-8 page loads. Our application has a couple dozen tabs and if I click from one tab to another (same level), after the 5-8 clicks, I get this error. I am not doing anything on any of the pages, and there are no auto-submits.
Since this has just started happening consistently (previous errors were related to users using the back key, this time it is not), I wonder if there is any known reason as to what might cause this to occur (application server setting change? etc?) Or is there a particular type of item on the page (LOVs?) that would make this more likely to occur on some pages than others.

Hmmm... it probably isn't possible to grant outside access to the system, but...
Does anyone know if it is "possible" that this could occur if one page is still loading when the user clicks on a new tab and attempts to load a new page before the first is loaded? And, is there a setting/page option that I can set to immediately cancel the load of a page when a user tries to load a new page before it's finished?
I wonder because I can only make the error happen this morning when I click very quickly between tabs (yesterday when more users were online, I didn't have to click fast to make it happen).

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