AdsGone Pop Up Killer
Version: 3.9.8
Downloads Count: 71,368
License Type: Free
Price: Free
Date Added: Jan 17, 2003
Operating Systems: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 9.x, Windows Me, Windows XP
File Size: 2725 KB
Author: A1Tech
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Description of AdsGone Pop Up Killer
Pop-up ads can drive you crazy, especially when you spend more time closing them than perusing the Web page you intended to visit. AdsGone runs while you're browsing the Web (with either Internet Explorer or AOL) and blocks pop-ups before they appear. You can configure the program to block banner ads, too, and you can alter the settings by adding and removing ad servers from the blocking list. The easy-to-use interface includes a status bar that lists how many ads have been blocked, along with a logging button that provides information about each ad. Not having to scoot your pointer around the screen closing unwanted windows will make you a much happier Web surfer.
Note: This program is valid for 14 days, after which you must purchase it to continue using it.
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