And W3C said Let there be frames
, and there was frames, and they were used (and abused) and it was good, and W3C said This is right (we're gonna deprecate them soon)
and there was much rejoicing.
Is not new that web developers hate all that's made with frames. They're a burden nobody wants to carry, so confusing, so "nineties", so... well, deprecated, that's it. So you may think I'm just delving into the past. Frames, as we know it, are dissapearing into extinction but, the main idea, more or less, is still needed nowadays.