Even when I go to pop up blocker settings, and click on block all pop ups, it still doesnt work...I have norton antivirus 2004, could that be the problem? Any ideas?
allenlamp 0 Newbie Poster
Bear 1 Light Poster
I recommend The Google Toolbar, it's free and includes a popup blocker that does a good job.
Dani 4,329 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
Keep in mind that most popup blockers will only blog new browser windows from opening - they won't stop DHTML advertisements such as fly-ins, etc. that may appear to be popups but really aren't.
RahulS 0 Newbie Poster
Problem 1
Pop-up blocker option missing under Tools menu in Internet Explorer 6.0 in Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002
Reason: This is due to a restriction set in the registry or via Group Policy Editor in Windows XP Professional.
Solution
To get the Pop-up Blocker menu (and the Pop-up Management functionality) back, try this:
Open Registry Editor and navigate to the following keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Restrictions
-and-
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Restrictions
In the right-pane, double-click NoPopupManagement if exists, and set it to 0
Close Registry Editor
New Problem
I don't have the above keys!
fxj10cn 0 Newbie Poster
Keep in mind that most popup blockers will only blog new browser windows from opening - they won't stop DHTML advertisements such as fly-ins, etc. that may appear to be popups but really aren't.
My software can do what you have said : DHTML advertisements such as fly-ins . You can test it at http://www.popuptest.com
The Dude 944 Nearly a Senior Poster
Keep in mind that most popup blockers will only blog new browser windows from opening - they won't stop DHTML advertisements such as fly-ins, etc. that may appear to be popups but really aren't.
Newer versions of MyIE2 (Maxthon) can block those "Fly ins" (hehehe) quite nicely......... (And i think you can do it in MyIE2 also if you know what URL to add to content filter)
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