Multiple safari pages

I have a problem when a hyperlink opens a new page. When I close the new page and go back to the original (where the hyperlink was), the page refreshes and goes to the page that previously opened in a new window. I also can't use the back button when this happens.
This is really annoying. Anyone else have similar problems?

Hi,
I have the same problem. I'm not quite sure, but I think this behaviour just appeared recently.
Today I tried to erase the cache.
Now when I go back to the original page, Safari still wants to refresh ( the "I'm-doing-something"-Animation next to the Wi-Fi-Symbol is running) but there no page will be loaded.
I got used to click on the "x" to stop refreshing, but it's still annonying.
This poster ( http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5894872&#5894872 ) seems to have the same problem.
They suggested to reset the iPod touch as described in http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305743
Now I'm afraid of resetting. I used my calender a lot, but have no appropriate software to sync it. So I would lose all my data.
So if I reset and the safari-effect still remains, it would be even more frustrating when my calendar-datas are gone...
So I'm really looking forward to a fix.
(It's strange why there are only some persons with that problem, as there is the same hard- and software on every iPod touch)

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