HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
08-19-2003 | 11:33 AM
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From: Prestonsburg KY USA
HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
Not posting here much anymore, pop-ups on the net are getting terrible, so, I installed a pop-up blocker, & this site logs me out when my pop-up blocker is running. Anyone know how to fix this annoying little problem?
Darrel
Darrel
08-19-2003 | 03:29 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Mississippi USA
RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
Have to contact administration to find out for sure, but I don' t think there is a way around it. I hate the dang things myself--wish there was a way I could spam the spammers!
Chad
Chad
08-19-2003 | 09:45 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Toledo Ohio USA
RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
Chad, I heard something hilarious on the radio one day concerning spammers. They were talking about how most of spam is porn, so someone should start e-mailing the spammers a bunch of bible verses. It thought it was hilarious, but maybe it was ' cause it was nighttime, I was tired and working and out in the boonies.
Brandan
08-26-2003 | 06:42 AM
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RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
I am getting lots of popups recently too. Anyone know of a link that I can download blockers?
Hunting.net will have to realize that having thier own popups will cost them biz. Sign of the times I guess.
Hunting.net will have to realize that having thier own popups will cost them biz. Sign of the times I guess.
08-26-2003 | 09:12 PM
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From: Roanoke River Valley NC USA
RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
I did a Google search and found ' Nomoreads 101' and it' s working here. Haven' t had any ads. Some sites, I have to turn it off; it' s very simple. If you don' t turn it off at Google and Cabelas and one or two other sites you see a bunch of letters, numbers and mixed up garble.
I' m still using windows 95 and IE 4.0.
Do a search and put in whatever you' re using. That' s what I did and I' m real pleased with the trial (free) version that I got.
I' m still using windows 95 and IE 4.0.
Do a search and put in whatever you' re using. That' s what I did and I' m real pleased with the trial (free) version that I got.
08-28-2003 | 07:04 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Texarkana, TX/AR
RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
I use PanicWare' s PopUpStopper. I do have to turn it off when I reply here, but as soon as I get the reply window up I turn it back on. If I sign on logged in already I have no problems.
www.panicware.com
PopUpStopper Free Edition
www.panicware.com
PopUpStopper Free Edition
08-28-2003 | 05:43 PM
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From: Prestonsburg KY USA
RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
Thanks, PowDuck, I downloaded that blocker, it allows me to stay logged in. This site logged me out, even with the other blocker I was using turned off. This one seems to work better in that regard.
DP
DP
08-31-2003 | 08:33 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Goose Creek SC
RE: HuntingNet & pop-up blockers
The only problem I have had with my popup blocker is it wants to blaock the login and reply screens as popups. But I have found I can hold down the CTRL key and click on LOGIN or REPLY and the respective screen does not get blocked. That enables me to login or reply to a thread.
Bill
Bill
