IE6 comes with a popup blocker. I have Google toolbar installed which
also has a popup blocker. Can anyone tell me which is the best to use
and why? Should we use both or would that be detrimental?
IMO they are pretty much exactly the same, TBH. Only use one. Pick one and
stick with it.
"Vic" wrote:
> IE6 comes with a popup blocker. I have Google toolbar installed which
> also has a popup blocker. Can anyone tell me which is the best to use
> and why? Should we use both or would that be detrimental?
>
> Thanks
> Vic
>
>
>
"Vic" <nospam@bogusaddress.com> wrote in message
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> IE6 comes with a popup blocker. I have Google toolbar installed which also has
> a popup blocker. Can anyone tell me which is the best to use and why? Should
> we use both or would that be detrimental?
On Aug 22, 10:01 am, "Vic" <nos...@bogusaddress.com> wrote:
> IE6 comes with a popup blocker. I have Google toolbar installed which
> also has a popup blocker. Can anyone tell me which is the best to use
> and why? Should we use both or would that be detrimental?
>
> Thanks
> Vic
If you still want to use IE, then I would remove Google. The more
modules added to IE, the less likely IE will be "stable."
BTW: IE 7's pop-up blocker is a "bit" better than IE 6. Howvever the
newer phishing filter is bad. (it slows down IE too much.)
Vic wrote:
>
> IE6 comes with a popup blocker. I have Google toolbar installed which
> also has a popup blocker. Can anyone tell me which is the best to use
> and why? Should we use both or would that be detrimental?
I really like Firefox with its popup blocker by default. It's been
working just fine for years. Displays webpages just fine, just blocks
the popups.