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Opening a new window as a result of user text input is clearly an unexpected change of context and would seem to violate not just SC 3.2.5 (Change on Request) but also the A-level SC 3.2.2 (On input) Proposed Change: Either: * Preferably, make F60 applicable also to SC 3.2.2 (On Input) * Specify that the change in response to text input should be expected / explained before it occurs, include that in the test procedure * Differentiate between opening a new window proper (i.e., a browser window) and opening a pseudo-window (e.g. a lightbox) which would not necessarily constitute a (disorienting) change of context