Stop those annoying pop up/pop under ads

rancid · 04:52 PM

Check out Beauregard's Browser Security Tutorial Here

att: Gmail user should checked = Internet Options-Advanced-Security =

Use SSL 3.0
Use SSL 2.0

flavallee · 28-Jul-2004, 04:59 PM #2

He has a nice website, but I disagree with some of his settings.

rancid · 08:40 PM

yes.high level security.

Robert Henry · 31-Jul-2004, 01:15 AM #4

If you use Mozilla it has a built in pop up blocker that WORKS if you want to block pop ups. I have mine set to give an evil laugh everytime a popup tries to get through!

brindle · 31-Jul-2004, 11:50 AM #5

Quit using IE and get your pop up stopper here

colman77 · 31-Jul-2004, 12:32 PM #6

hahahaha i love the evil laugh idea... I may have to steal that!

Another reason not to use IE: all of the security holes.

Of course, some websites don't like Mozilla/Opera, so keep IE around. Anything associated w/ Microsoft looks and functions better in IE. But Mozilla is still so much better.

Holly3278 · 01-Aug-2004, 10:04 PM #7

The Google Toolbar has a built in popup blocker that works very well and the toolbar is very useful and Spyware free. I think it only works with IE though.

colman77 · 04-Aug-2004, 08:37 PM #8

Almost all the other browsers have built-in popup blockers...

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