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JoseSilva 02-22-2002 02:18 PM

Pop up stoppers for Linux?
 
I just did a search in the Apps section of Linux.org but found nothing in the way of Panicware's Pop-up stopper...does anything like this exist for Linux?

Thanks!

progster 02-22-2002 02:28 PM

Get another browser like opera, it has it as standard function...

Prgster
:newbie:

JoseSilva 02-22-2002 02:37 PM

The only prob with that is that Opera must be registered (for <gasp> money!) or I have to deal with <gasp> <grrr> <arrgh> adware!

Any other suggestions?

acid_kewpie 02-22-2002 02:50 PM

most decent browsers can stop javascript popups, go explore. galeon for one is cool

TX_metalhead 02-22-2002 03:59 PM

Mozilla is completly free and as far as I know does all that opera does(I love mozillas tabbed browsing) but go to edit>Prefrences>Advanced>Scripts and Windows, and you can set it for several things, go check it out.

TacKat 02-22-2002 04:50 PM

I've never used it, but JunkBuster (I think that's what it's called) should do what you want.

Edit:

And while the topic is up, just where do you go in Opera to block ad servers?

Aussie 02-22-2002 06:45 PM

Konqueror also has a pop up stopper.

progster 02-23-2002 07:00 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by TacKat
And while the topic is up, just where do you go in Opera to block ad servers?
Hmm, don't think you can do that just yet... I was reffering to stopping pop ups. This you can find in preferences -> windows.

Progster

unSpawn 02-23-2002 07:46 AM

just where do you go in Opera to block ad servers?

Just look in ~/.opera subdirs for cached files, they prolly contain the following domainnames:
atdmt.com, bns1.net, phonerocket.com, pennyweb.com, consumerinfo.com, a2zmoonlighter.com and store.yahoo.com.
Either add them to your /etc/hosts like for example "127.0.0.1 store.yahoo.com", as an in/out DENY/DROP rule to your fw or block 'em using your local proxy like junkbuster, webwasher or whatever else...


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