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What's the best free Pop-Up Blocker?
Hey all you computer-smart types! What is the best free downloadable pop-up blocker? Specifically, the one that would interfere with the least number of other programs?
Thanks, the Yesspaz.
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sweet. thanks.
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I use EMS Free Surfer MK2 on one of my home PC's and both EMS and AOL's Pop-up blocker on my other one. Also, I use yahoo's at work. All work OK with some plusses and some minuses. So far, I prefer EMS. Any of them is better then getting endless pop-ups.
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AOL's works for me..........
AOL's in built pop up blocker works well for me and it's easy to configure.
I also run "Spyhunter" (You can download it from the net) before I log on. OK, it takes a while but the improvememnt to my system has been amazing. http://spyhunter.heavysearch.com/?OV...OVMTC=standard |
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nope
I used to use SpyHunter, but it interferes with CovenantEyes. So I had to get rid of it and that's why I was looking for another. Been using the Google one suggested above. It's working quite well so far...
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Yea its pretty good!!!I would use it but im using zone alarm pro which has its own pop up blocker.
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Much better that SpyHunter
Yesspaz...............try AdAware v 6.
Available as a free download at: http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/ I was still having a few problems but this has fixed them all. |
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Adaware is a great program.You would be surprised how much crap people try and put on you computer without you knowing!!!!
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hey yesspaz-
(don't i know you from "yesfans"?) having just too damn much time on my hands, i discovered that an address can be obtained from most popups by R clicking. i'm an audio expert, so i had to find a way to remove this other than adding another program running(sonar recommends ditching norton,ect. for optimal performance, latency problems). aprox. 95% of popups originate from a single company, one www.clickspring.com, which when traced, turns up a cover daily horoscope site w/ a privacy statement they "plan to implement in the near future" to protect their asses. i picked up an adware, mine was "purityscan" (there's over 40, the MS "help" file, which is no help, lists them.)while browsing ebay for a chapman stick, but kazaa, porno sites, are famous for infecting computers. you'll find that norton is unable to remove them, as technically, they show 0 content- i.e. "nothing to remove". the barrage of popups that are usually followed w/ a "stop popups forever" are from the popstopper company. R click the S.P.U.F. popup. add the address to "blocked sites/addresses" in IE. you'll find that the cookies still accumulate, but the visuals don't make it through. find the adware program, usually attached to the registry. R click, "find containing folder". it usually can't be removed, but.... it can be renamed! erase the title and type some crap in. run norton, ect. you'll find it's gone. i hope this helps. p e a c e kirk/zenpool
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