please recommend software...

what pop-up stopper do you use?
Which is the best?
cheers,
rob.

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 09:35:58 +0100, "rw" <rw@callnetukdotcom> wrote:

>what pop-up stopper do you use?
>Which is the best?

The pop up that comes with the recent version of the Google toolbar is
very good, and quick and easy to create your black or white list.

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Andy Jenkins

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"rw" <rw@callnetukdotcom> wrote in message
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> what pop-up stopper do you use?
> Which is the best?
> cheers,
> rob.

You could try changing your web browser to Mozilla Firebird.

rw shocked all on uk.telecom.broadband at Fri, 19 Sep 2003 08:35:58 GMT by
suggesting:

> what pop-up stopper do you use?
> Which is the best?
> cheers,
> rob.
>
>
>

Norton Internet Security AND Opera browser - pop ups, annoying banners, and
spam simply do not exist anymore...

> what pop-up stopper do you use?
> Which is the best?
> cheers,
> rob.

You don't need one - just get a decent browser like Opera. Opera can block
all popup except the ones you have requested.
You can also block psychedelically coloured animated gif adverts and flash
adverts too!

Andy Jenkins wrote:

> On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 09:35:58 +0100, "rw" <rw@callnetukdotcom> wrote:
>
>>what pop-up stopper do you use?
>>Which is the best?
>
> The pop up that comes with the recent version of the Google toolbar is
> very good, and quick and easy to create your black or white list.
>
try WWW.privoxy.org it's a linux app but there are versions for other OS's
Blocks adds and popups and you can edit the block file .
Free of course and very easy to use.
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Ian G

Outgoings Certified Microsoft free
Checked with Suse 8.2

Alister Fields wrote:
>>what pop-up stopper do you use?
>>Which is the best?
>>cheers,
>>rob.
>
>
> You don't need one - just get a decent browser like Opera. Opera can block
> all popup except the ones you have requested.
> You can also block psychedelically coloured animated gif adverts and flash
> adverts too!
>
>
I would recommend Mozilla Firebird and Thunderbird email, both have
given me a huge difference on browsing and email options, I wont be
going back to IE. :-) one happy customer. http://www.mozilla.org

JT