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New Netscape pops the pop-ups!

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Posted by: Tweaker

AOL Time Warner has released a version of its Netscape browser that lets Web surfers suppress pop-up ads, a further sign of declining fortunes for a widely hated marketing format.

The new pop-up-stopping Netscape 7.01 was released Tuesday, offering a belated compromise for Web surfers increasingly buffeted by intrusive advertising.

Netscape's decision to offer pop-up blocking comes as the advertising unit finds itself under siege by irate Web surfers and Web properties increasingly nervous about the format's use--particularly America Online.




Smart move on AOL's part, but a bit late. Opera included a pop up stopper in it's browser a while ago.

Source: C/NET News



Posted by: Null Actor

Yeah, but no one uses opera.



Posted by: SKYHN

MS needs to put a pop-up stopper in IE.

Whoever invented the code for pop-ups is the devil.



Posted by: redwench

no, the devil is ms that wont put in code to stop them, even though its obviously not difficult.



Posted by: Ion Silverbolt

MS was advertising MSN in pop-up ads. With sound even. They have no intention of getting rid of them.



Posted by: SKYHN

MSN is sending out those damn CD's now like Aol does. Ive gotten 3 in the last 2 weeks.



Posted by: Sarc

Quote:

Originally posted by Null Actor
Yeah, but no one uses opera.


Uh... wrong!

Opera 6.04 happens to be my primary browser. Thank you very much.

But I think I know what you mean Nova, since most people just use what came on their computer, which unfortunately is always IE.



 
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