Mozilla. Pop-up ads don't even open, but good pop-up windows (such as the PM window) work fine.
The only downside is that what I mentioned is an undocumented featrue that, although implemented long ago, still does not havea nice little checkbox in the Preferences window. You need to add this line:
Pop-up Stopper Pro. Runs in the IE toolbar instead of tray and does a pretty good job of guessing which pop-ups are good and which ones aren't. Costs $19.95, but if you're concerned with pop ups that much I'm guessing that's not an issue.
i highly recommend meaya.com's software. i've tried them all, seriously, puk, proximitron, popup stopper, etc etc etc. this one works the best, no proxy crap, no titles, no urls, it just doens't let ie open the windows if you don't tell it to.
is webwasher any good? i used AtGuard for awhile this past semester. it was pretty good. it had a ton of uses ... as a firewall, banner ad blocker, a popupkiller ... and other stuff I probably didn't notice. i dont know how good of a firewall it was ... but it blocked banner ads on pages where you surfed and it had the option of turning off the popup javascript code. i found it very useful. haven't tried it on XP yet, but it worked great on windows 2000.
<< Mozilla. Pop-up ads don't even open, but good pop-up windows (such as the PM window) work fine.
The only downside is that what I mentioned is an undocumented featrue that, although implemented long ago, still does not havea nice little checkbox in the Preferences window. You need to add this line:
user_pref("dom.disable_open_during_load", true);
to your prefs.js manually. >>
In Mozilla .97, in Preferences under Advanced, there's a section for scripting with checkboxes listing functions that scripts are allowed to do. Nice browse.. not perfect, but nice (and I just like it so much better than IE).
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