twaldron

Yep, that's the one I use, very effective and you can turn it on/off in
one convenient click.

DougW wrote:

> Nathan Collier did pass the time by typing:
>
>>"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote...
>>
>>> This is not the same thing as
>>> on-demand popups such as those used by Car Connection, etc.
>>> to zoom images.
>>
>>thats just it.....i used a pop up blocker once and i couldnt even view the
>>bigger images of the vehicles at autotrader.com because they open up in a
>>javascript pop up. thats just one example. i dont bother with the pop up
>>blockers because they dont know the difference, and i just avoid sites (as
>>best as i can anyway) that use advertisement popups.
>
>
> use the Google toolbar. For those sites where you want popups just click
> the popup blocker off. The toolbar remembers that setting for next time.
>

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Pronunciation: 'jEp
Function: noun
Date: 1940

Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose)
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase,
1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in
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DougW

KJ did pass the time by typing:
>>> The toolbar remembers that setting for next time.
>
> ...and sends that information to someone else.
>
> it's really wonderful spyware.

Actually it does no such thing unless you allow it
to by activating the advanced functionality. It
also has been checked and approved for use where I
work in the .mil. Go grab ethereal and watch for yourself.

DougW

KJ did pass the time by typing:
>>> The toolbar remembers that setting for next time.
>
> ...and sends that information to someone else.
>
> it's really wonderful spyware.

Actually it does no such thing unless you allow it
to by activating the advanced functionality. It
also has been checked and approved for use where I
work in the .mil. Go grab ethereal and watch for yourself.

DougW

KJ did pass the time by typing:
>>> The toolbar remembers that setting for next time.
>
> ...and sends that information to someone else.
>
> it's really wonderful spyware.

Actually it does no such thing unless you allow it
to by activating the advanced functionality. It
also has been checked and approved for use where I
work in the .mil. Go grab ethereal and watch for yourself.

Will Honea

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 01:48:02 UTC "Nathan Collier"
<JeepMail@7SlotGrille.com> wrote:

> the problem with pop up blockers is that they dont know the difference in
> ---- spam and valid windows that you want to see. if youre using a pop up
> blocker youre also missing valid information.

Mozilla - freeware version of Netscape for nearly any OS - has had
popup blocking built in for a couple of years. So far, I haven't
missed ANYTHING. If Joe ******** wants to sell me something via pop
up (pop over/pop under, etc) then missing his pitch is exactly what I
want to do!

Did I mention that Mozilla is free???

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Will Honea

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 01:48:02 UTC "Nathan Collier"
<JeepMail@7SlotGrille.com> wrote:

> the problem with pop up blockers is that they dont know the difference in
> ---- spam and valid windows that you want to see. if youre using a pop up
> blocker youre also missing valid information.

Mozilla - freeware version of Netscape for nearly any OS - has had
popup blocking built in for a couple of years. So far, I haven't
missed ANYTHING. If Joe ******** wants to sell me something via pop
up (pop over/pop under, etc) then missing his pitch is exactly what I
want to do!

Did I mention that Mozilla is free???

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Will Honea

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 01:48:02 UTC "Nathan Collier"
<JeepMail@7SlotGrille.com> wrote:

> the problem with pop up blockers is that they dont know the difference in
> ---- spam and valid windows that you want to see. if youre using a pop up
> blocker youre also missing valid information.

Mozilla - freeware version of Netscape for nearly any OS - has had
popup blocking built in for a couple of years. So far, I haven't
missed ANYTHING. If Joe ******** wants to sell me something via pop
up (pop over/pop under, etc) then missing his pitch is exactly what I
want to do!

Did I mention that Mozilla is free???

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Mort

I'm using Netscape 7.1 and it has built in software for blocking
pop-ups. When there is a pop-up blocked it adds a small icon at the
bottom of the window so that you can open it if you like. It also
allows you to select URL's that you don't want pop-ups blocked.

Mort

Nathan Collier wrote:
> the problem with pop up blockers is that they dont know the difference in
> ---- spam and valid windows that you want to see. if youre using a pop up
> blocker youre also missing valid information.
>

Mort

I'm using Netscape 7.1 and it has built in software for blocking
pop-ups. When there is a pop-up blocked it adds a small icon at the
bottom of the window so that you can open it if you like. It also
allows you to select URL's that you don't want pop-ups blocked.

Mort

Nathan Collier wrote:
> the problem with pop up blockers is that they dont know the difference in
> ---- spam and valid windows that you want to see. if youre using a pop up
> blocker youre also missing valid information.
>

Mort

I'm using Netscape 7.1 and it has built in software for blocking
pop-ups. When there is a pop-up blocked it adds a small icon at the
bottom of the window so that you can open it if you like. It also
allows you to select URL's that you don't want pop-ups blocked.

Mort

Nathan Collier wrote:
> the problem with pop up blockers is that they dont know the difference in
> ---- spam and valid windows that you want to see. if youre using a pop up
> blocker youre also missing valid information.
>