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SP2 popup blocker don't take iframes ?

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Adblock in mozilla browser does.

Or you can block ads with proxy server.

But why not in explorers popup blocker???

Ex. www.ofir.dk


I think that is just a simple popup blocker, I use it and I also use Adsgone to get the rest of the stuff it does not block. Works good for me.

The best ad blocker is AdMuncher. You can type in small scripts to prevent entire sections of useless images from showing up. That saves a LOT of bandwidth.

Everyone will tell you that thier popup killer is better than any other, I still perfer

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