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Stop Intrusive Pop-up Ads and Regain Control of Your Online Experience!

Stop intrusive pop-up ads and regain control of your online world! Intrusive and distracting pop-up windows are not an unavoidable part of being online. You don't have to put up with offensive, time consuming and bandwidth stealing pop up ads. Visit Supportcave.com today to try out some of the most sophisticated pop-up blockers on the market - for free! Make screen cluttering pop-ups a thing of the past by installing a pop-up blocker right away.

- You enter a webpage, and suddenly your window is filled with a myriad of annoying new little windows, multiplying like amoebas and cluttering your entire screen. Every time you click on a window to shut it down five more windows are opened, ultimately making your computer freeze or even crash.

- You try to read a friends' webpage located at a free web hotel, but every time you click on a new link the screen is smothered with commercials about mortgages, miraculous diet pills and MLM-marketing.

- You use a search engine to find information, but when you click on the top link you are suddenly faced with x-rated pictures and very graphical commercials for generic Viagra.

Do any of the above scenarios sound familiar? Unfortunately most of us can answer YES! to that question. While using the web we are constantly targeted by commercials, and a lot of them come in the form of intrusive and distracting pop-up windows. They are however not only annoying, they are also stealing valuable bandwidth and slowing down our browsing; thus making our time online less effective. In the long run, these pop-up ads are making the whole Internet much slower than necessary, costing the users time as well as money.

Fortunately pop-up ads are not at all an unavoidable part of the Internet. There are several programs available online that once installed will block all forms of pop-up ads. These programs are known by many names, including pop-up blockers, pop-up stoppers, ad window blockers and pop-up removers. They all work in a similar way, but are not identical.

Most of them offer you the ability to start of by using the general settings, and then later customize the program to flawlessly match you specific needs and preferences. Stopzilla, for example, is a very user friendly program constructed with the novice user in mind. Still, it offers you the ability to tailor the program for your self later when you have become more accustomed to it. Maybe you would like to have a visual or audible warning every time a pop-up is detected and blocked? Maybe there are some web pages where you wish to allow pop-ups? Other programs, like the Pop-Up Stopper Professional, have even more settings to choose from for the more advanced user.

The good thing about most pop-up blockers is that you can usually set the program on "auto enable", which means that the pop-up blocker will start whenever the computer is started. You don't have to worry about remembering to turn it on; it will always work in the background, protecting you while you're online.

Before choosing a pop-up blocker make sure that it is of high quality in order to get the most out of you time online. A good pop-up blocker should be able to stop any undesired window that tries to open automatically, regardless to whether it is a pop-up or pop-under ad. It should also be able to block the kind of ads that open up after a page is loaded, or when you leave a site or close your browser.

In addition to this, a good pop-up blocker should have a user friendly interface that is easy to manage, and give you the opportunity to customize the settings. Based on you individual settings, a good pop-up blocker should be able to decide whether a launching window is good or bad. A good pop-up blocker can block ads and other undesired windows without interfering with your normal browsing.

Stop wasting your time on intrusive and offensive pop-ups and install a pop-up blocker today!

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