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Popup Killer - 1.0.0350

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Current Version:	1.0.0350
Release Date:	2008-02-20
License:	Shareware
Downloads (this version):	617
Downloads (all versions):	3,076
Price:	$19.99

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Product Description:

It is used for stopping all annoying pop-up ads windows when you surf the internet. It also blocks Windows Messenger in Windows XP/2000/NT which interfere with your program running. It is easy-use tool without any configuration. It runs automatically when Windows starts up each time, saves the bandwidth of your internet connection and your time. The main features include: Block unsolicited pop-up ads. Block Messenger popup spams for Windows XP/2000/NT. Speed up browsing Never interfere with user's normal navigation. Save internet bandwidth Automatically launch when windows starts up. Robust and never make IE crash or frozen. Easy to use without need any configuration. Compatible with all Windows Internet Explorer.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows NT
Windows 98

Additional Requirements:

Microsoft DirectX 8.1 or later

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Haven't used it.. - Version: 1.0.0, 6/4/2004 02:13PM PST

Sam-I-Am

I admit that I haven't used this software, so I'm not giving it a rating. But, all you need to do to block popups is download Mozilla or Firebird for your browser. They're free and have built-in popup blocking. As for blocking Windows Message popups, this is just a system service that you can shut off (again, for free). It's nice that people write software to help out novice users who may not know how to install new browsers or turn off services, but $20 is a really high price for something that can be had for free through other means.