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Q Cubed
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t3h y3ll0w p3ril
Apr 1999 time: 23:22
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kindbud, i wasn't aware you needed an adkiller in opera.
i use opera when i'm at home, and there is an option:
file--- >quick preferences--- >refuse pop-up windows
that takes care of all popup advertisements, leaving just the banner ads around. so i'm wondering-- markg, which one tends to be more profitable to your site? would it hurt your site financially if everyone, say, just saw the banner ads instead of the popups/popunders? or are the banner ads just click-through?
and as for searching with google in ie or mozilla: if you go to google.com and look under "tools", you'll find utilities/plugins that you can install that do the same thing. or, you can go to windows, download tweakUI, and play around with the default search keys.
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:22
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I have Mozilla and used to use Opera. Opera seemed to load pages like ESPN and other IE featured sites poorly. They looked bad. Not to mention Mozilla's built in script popup killer as well as other features that make it supperior in my opinion. Plus, I never liked Opera's ad at the top.
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H Tower
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so will the special-default have as many pop ups as the default view does?
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Kindbud
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Middle Tennessee
Nov 2001 time: 23:22
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed
kindbud, i wasn't aware you needed an adkiller in opera.
i use opera when i'm at home, and there is an option:
file--- >quick preferences--- >refuse pop-up windows
that takes care of all popup advertisements, leaving just the banner ads around. so i'm wondering-- markg, which one tends to be more profitable to your site? would it hurt your site financially if everyone, say, just saw the banner ads instead of the popups/popunders? or are the banner ads just click-through?
and as for searching with google in ie or mozilla: if you go to google.com and look under "tools", you'll find utilities/plugins that you can install that do the same thing. or, you can go to windows, download tweakUI, and play around with the default search keys. |
Q,
Thanks for the heads up on Opera. I didn't know it had that option. I was already using an ad-killer when I gave up on IE and just continued using it when I started using Opera. Opera gets even better!
Also, I use the Google toobar at work and i like it just fine but there is something nicer about not taking up extra screen real estate for those features. I can't remember using that Google toolbar for anything other than searches.
Finally, on using TweakUI, I had seen a piece either on Call for Help or The Screensavers on techTV about using TweakUIand XP to make just such a change and it seemed awfully complicated - much more so than in Win 98 so that is something for me to mess with down the road. Thanks for the tips though!
Last edited by Kindbud on 05-09-2002 at 08:54
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