Where can i get a pop up killer

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Where can i get a pop up killer

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If you're talking about web browser popups...simple.

http://toolbar.google.com/

Install it, and during the install, select "Disable advanced features".
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Or if you want to try a new browser give Slimbrowser a go. It helps with popups also. :)
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Or use Mozilla Firebird. It's like IE but with a built in popup blocker.
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Post by FunK »

Another vote for Mozilla Firebird. Light, Fast, and has a vey effective popup blocker.. Tab browsing is also the way to go...
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FunK wrote:Another vote for Mozilla Firebird. Light, Fast, and has a vey effective popup blocker.. Tab browsing is also the way to go...
Oh yah, tab browing rocks :)
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MyIE2 is also a good tabbed browser with built in pop-up blocker. It's replaced Opera AND IE for me. Good review here: http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0, ... 543,00.asp
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thedaltongang wrote:MyIE2 is also a good tabbed browser with built in pop-up blocker. It's replaced Opera AND IE for me. Good review here: http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0, ... 543,00.asp

-- sorry, what I should have said is that I don't JUST use IE anymore...and it appears the pop-up blocking may just be a function of the google toolbar...but I'm no expert, I just know it works! :D
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