Csail
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Trying to read things and these stupid adverts hide part of it and to make it worse they are ybw adverts.How can i block them?
F*****G Adverts on here
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stephenh
Active member
At a guess you are not logged on.
I haven't seen an advert for weeks - I'm always logged on and they disappear...
I haven't seen an advert for weeks - I'm always logged on and they disappear...
Csail
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Well i must be logged on to post this!
Brayman
Active member
I've seen about three in 12 months, but none for several weeks.
MiskinDriver
New member
Try logging off and then back on again - that got rid of the ads for me
rr_123
Active member
Haven't had a lot of trouble with the pop ups, but I do notice that when the site seems to be taking ages to view, the little thing in the bottom of the screen suggests that its accessing some weird German advertising URL.
Probably counting my clicks to target my "spam" more effectively.
Probably counting my clicks to target my "spam" more effectively.
jbweston
Active member
The combination of the Firefox web browser and its AdBlock add-in stop most of the more intrusive ads on any site - so much so that I'm often not aware that the site is trying to throw ads at me. Same goes for popups.
Firefox is a good browser and is worth a try if you haven't already.
Firefox is a good browser and is worth a try if you haven't already.
byron
RIP
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The combination of the Firefox web browser and its AdBlock add-in stop most of the more intrusive ads on any site - so much so that I'm often not aware that the site is trying to throw ads at me. Same goes for popups.
Firefox is a good browser and is worth a try if you haven't already.
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Firefox is great and their free email program Thunderbird knocks spots off Outlook. I can't recall seeing any popups but I do have Google Desktop installed on both Firefox and Explorer (IE7) this automatically kicks popups into touch.
The combination of the Firefox web browser and its AdBlock add-in stop most of the more intrusive ads on any site - so much so that I'm often not aware that the site is trying to throw ads at me. Same goes for popups.
Firefox is a good browser and is worth a try if you haven't already.
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Firefox is great and their free email program Thunderbird knocks spots off Outlook. I can't recall seeing any popups but I do have Google Desktop installed on both Firefox and Explorer (IE7) this automatically kicks popups into touch.
JamesFrance
Member
You can add Addblock plus to firefox as an extension. I didn't even realise there were adverts on here.
