Aqua-Soft Forumsalright for those of you without a pop-up killer and don't feel like paying for one here you go http://www.firstnetsoft.com/ it free and work really well, just set the block setting to high
this is not warez btw
Pop-up Killer For Those Of You W/o One
Coming soon, you will see a link to this app in my website....
Mozilla will be on my Page as well, as well as many other apps I'm just too lazy to much right now
It may because the Lexapro is wearing off but, it's a good thing we are being told that someone is going to post a link on their website to programs later on!!!
Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot this part. When they are already givin!
Yeah, we don't care about your links.
Originally posted by contrasutra@Nov 10 2003, 06:23 PMYeah, we don't care about your links.
This is why it is wise to hide.
Although I concure 
Originally posted by contrasutra@Nov 10 2003, 07:58 PMMozilla - Is there anything else?
Its better than free, its "free".
contra knows whats goin on! use firebird!!!!!!!!
ie is going to integrate popup blocking when it releases the SP2 next year:
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=1503...3&category=main
Knowing Microsoft, they will allow certain pop-up's, e.g. Paid Advertisments.
I agree Wizard, Microsoft I don't believe would ever totally stop popups in IE. They probably only let the ones through that have paid Microsoft for it.
Blah. Pop up blockers are poop. And I think every known browser except IE has it built in.
Try the Proxomitron
It has much more then popup blocking, can filter all kinds of mean javascripts, cookies, banners, just about anything and everything.
Great Solution...
Features
• Search the web with Google from any site
• New! Eliminate pop-up ads *
• New! Fill in forms with one click **
• New! Link a weblog to the page you're visiting *
• New! Restrict your search to pages located in a specific country *
• Search just within the pages of a site
• Highlight search terms on a page
• Customize the layout of your toolbar
COMPLETELY FREE
Best tool out there for "junk" filtering:
privoxy.org
First of all, its dead easy to set up. If you are running it on your local machine, just install it and point your browser to "127.0.0.1:8118" as a proxy (there are easy instructions though).
Ive been using it, and it filters out EVERYTHING. I haven't seen a single ad or pop-up in 2 days.
It even gets those google-ads.
Runs on UNIX and Windows, all graphical on Windows.