Frames, why put them on the search page

Question

I do not want a frame on the search page of Mozilla Firefox.
On the earlier version it asked Restore last session

Answer 1

My new reason for uploading photos to a photo sharing site is: backup security for my photos, and simply an alternate way to show photos/slideshows/videos.
I liked the LOOK of Picasa a lot, but then I discovered that Picasa system requirements are PC; I didn't see Mac anywhere. I sent an email and the response was to send me to a page where I surmised the above. They do not say, "We don't work with Macs." They only list PC jargon in system requirements.
Another photo sharing site I found: Dropshots, where you can upload your VIDEOS. They play all kinds of video formats. I am considering uploading my videos to Dropshots or some such site and then putting hyperlinks onto a "Movie" page template in iWeb. That way ALL of my friends can see my videos, not just those who have QuickTime. I did an informal survey among people in my email group, and enough of them said that they don't have QuickTime to make me think twice.
There is another site which has My Space in the title, and it mentions slide show creations.
WHAT I MIGHT DO TO DECIDE WHICH ONE I LIKE:
I will choose a folder of photos (probably Nancy's African Safari) and join those sites, which are free. See how difficult or easy each site makes it for me to upload photos. See what options are offered for formatting and making the page look good. See what the final outcome is. How good do the photos look? I am old, those photo sites make the photos look better than iWeb slideshows do. Then after researching it to death and beyond, I will choose the site that satisfies my requirements.
I am going to a funeral today; yet another light in the universe has blinked out forever. I know that it is balanced out by some baby being born somewhere, but theoretical and philosophical constructs are no solace for personal loss.
Lorna in Southern California