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There are some pages have such javascript:
<script language="javascript">
if (top.location != location)
top.location.href = self.location;
</script>
If I have a web page with a frame, linked to those pages, when they loaded, the url of the browser will be changed to their urls. I don’t want this, what can I do?
Frame-busting busting can be achieved (as explained here, on stackoverflow), but it’s an endless spiral of busters-busting-busters…
I for one advice against forcing frame-busting sites to be framed. It has some bad karma feel about it.