need a proggie to get rid of annoying pop up ads

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supercool
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need a proggie to get rid of annoying pop up ads

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anyone know of any programs to get rid of pop up ads... lol even my ISP has them on their website now damnit, so annoyin:P

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Post by Alien »

Sorry for the vagueness of this reply, but I hope it'll help you at least get somewhere with search engines or something.

There was something called PopUp Destroyer, or PopUp Killer - something like that. I learned about it from http://www.techtv.com if I recall - so you might search their site.
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Post by Dakota »

There's one here: http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network.htm called POW. I tried it and deleted it. You have to train the thing and it was more of a pain to train it than to just kill the stupid windows. Most times you can kill them by just putting the address/ip of the host that sends the popups in your HOSTS file.
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I used one that has several options, one being no popups. It is called the proximitron.

heres a linky

http://www.computerstuff.net/prox/
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ive tried all of these and more, try pop up killer, its the best one
http://software.xfx.net/
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