Annoying ScoobyNet popup!
12 April 2006, 07:22 PM
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Annoying ScoobyNet popup!
Is it just me, or does anyone else find that South Africa, promotionaal popup really really annoying!!!
Popups in general seem to annoy most people, but scoobynet always used to near advertising free.
Obviously i dont mind differnt forum section adverts... it is the other ones such as South Africa one you get every time you load thepage, sky advertising etc....
Argh.....
(lol)
(Daily moan on hear instead of people at home!)
Popups in general seem to annoy most people, but scoobynet always used to near advertising free.
Obviously i dont mind differnt forum section adverts... it is the other ones such as South Africa one you get every time you load thepage, sky advertising etc....
Argh.....
(lol)(Daily moan on hear instead of people at home!)
Main menu option "Block pop-up windows - K" 
12 April 2006, 09:33 PM
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Look at Firefox, it is extremely easy to change, I dithered for ages and then wondered why.
Just download and install and it will automatically port across all your IE favourites etc.
It allows tabbed browsing, unlike IE, I currrently have one episode of it on my taskbar, but have 4 websites open on tabs at the top of the page, that I can swap easily between. I even have it set up to open with my favourite 4 websites as home pages on 4 tabs.
There are alos many extensions that you can add that do a huge variety of things, including adblock which does exactly what you were asking in your first post.
All in all highly recommended, and that is before you even consider that there are far fewer security issues with FF than IE.
RB
Just download and install and it will automatically port across all your IE favourites etc.
It allows tabbed browsing, unlike IE, I currrently have one episode of it on my taskbar, but have 4 websites open on tabs at the top of the page, that I can swap easily between. I even have it set up to open with my favourite 4 websites as home pages on 4 tabs.
There are alos many extensions that you can add that do a huge variety of things, including adblock which does exactly what you were asking in your first post.
All in all highly recommended, and that is before you even consider that there are far fewer security issues with FF than IE.
RB
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