On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 16:34:52 -0700, "%" <persent@gmail.com> wrote:

"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 22:54:53 GMT, slunky <slunky@globalzero.org>
wrote:

_/ Bacon wrote \_

Some get through occasionally. It's always media.fastclick that

to sneak through. How do they do it?

So why don't you just block fastclick? I haven't had an unwanted popup
in months.

I've been searching for that option, but from what I see in Firefox I
can allow blockups on specific sites but can't find where to restrict
access to certain sites. Where is it Slunky?

holy ***** , who turns your computer on each day for you

It's so funny, in my family I'm considered the computer expert. I can
even install RAM. My Mom doesn't know how to save a file or create a
folder. And I had to explain to her that her pictures in kodak
gallery are maintained in some data storage facility maybe in New York
even. She asked how in the hell her pictures get from here to New
York.

Both parents tag-teamed a project to set a picture of the grandkids as
the wallpaper one afternoon. They gave up after about an hour but had
some ideas and notes.

And they are well ahead of the curve for people their age.

"slunky" <slunky@globalzero.org> wrote in message
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_/ Bacon wrote \_

I've been searching for that option, but from what I see in Firefox I
can allow blockups on specific sites but can't find where to restrict
access to certain sites. Where is it Slunky?

There's a Firefox extention called AdBlock Plus. Go to the Firefox
website and download it. Then anytime you see an ad, right click on it
and choose "Block ads from this site" or something to that effect. After
you've trained it a little you'll be getting pretty much an ad-free
internet.

or do the easy way, its all right there in the tools ,
tell it not to allow anything

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-slunky