Stop Netscape, Internet Explorer, Mozilla and desktop pop-up windows with the latest <br>upgrade of this small tool, now with added support for Mozilla, and new technology to <br>block annoying Messenger Service and GAIN adserver desktop ads! No need to adjust <br>proxy settings, or add sites to a list. Pop-Up Stopper will not strip web images or slow <br>your browser. You can allow pop-up windows only when you want them! User settings <br>allow various pop-up notifications, such as a flashing icon or new, fun sounds. Simply <br>hold down Control (CTRL) or Shift key to allow selective pop-up windows, but most new <br>links should now open automatically! Pop-Up Stopper is not advertising supported, nor <br>does it require registration, and no information is collected from or about product users. <br>Pop-Up Stopper is very small, and easy to use. Complete with full Install and Uninstall, <br>and a complete setup wizard and online help file, and free unlimited tech support. The latest version includes automatic updates, new ad-blocking technology, easier user <br>interface, more sound and visual notifications to play when an ad is blocked, and a full <br>online help database.
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Pop-Up Stopper Free 3.1.1014
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License | Free | |
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| Requirements | Windows 98/ME/2000/XP</i> Internet Explorer or Netscape | ||
| Downloads | 34 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Panicware | File Size | 464k |
| Date added | 29 Apr 2005 | ||
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