Do you know how to make the Firefox browser "ad-block" feature block ads on a page while letting you see pics?
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Firefox can be sort of weird, granted it is better than internet exploder.  I can't see my whole myspace paege when using Firefox.  Firefox should have autopopup blocker.  As for the rest of the pics idk, mabey your page isn't firefox friendly either.
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You can use "Google Toolbar"... here is the link: http://toolbar.google.com/firefox/index.html it has a built in pop up blocker that is great. and it automatically updates itself. its great.
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Your anti-spy software is supposed to work independently of your web browser.\nIf you mean pop-up blockers, Firefox as one built-in.\nClick on TOOLS.\nThen OPTIONS.\nThen CONTENT.\nThen CHECK/CLICK on "Block Pop-Up Windows".\nClick on OK.
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Firefox (http://getfirefox.com) has a built in pop-up blocker that you wouldn't even notice but works great.
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Try a disk clean-up, cookies, temp internet files, etc, maybe that will help. I haven't used Firefox for a while and I don't remember if there is a cookie blocker that you may have inadvertantly put on those pages. Check your internet congfigurations and options for Firefox.
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install blockers / pop ups
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use popup blockers\nscanthe comp with spyware doctor \nthen use google toolbar etc...\n\n\nThe best thing is use mozilla firefor as ur browser
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You have your Javascript turned off. Turn it back on.\n\nYou can usually find the option to do this in your browser's security settings.\n\nI'm hoping you're not using Internet Explorer... too many ads get through, slow, not very secure.\n\nConsider checking out Firefox... it's faster, less ads (to none at all), faster, more secure and much more up to date.
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Use a proxy or Google's cache to view the pages. \n\nOntario's fine, by the way, just cold as usual.\n\nOh, wait! Are you using IE7? \nBecause this is a common problem with IE7 - not being able to connect to sites.\n\nDo yourself a huge favour and grab Firefox...\n\nFree, fast, a small 5mb download, Firefox blocks pop-ups and sites from secretly installing programs on your computer. It will copy over your settings from other browsers (cookies, settings, bookmarks). Firefox is powerful too, it's more up-to-date than even IE7 according to the web standards (w3.org).\n\nThe main reason I like Firefox is because it's customizable.\n\nWhy is customizability important?\n\nImagine being able to do 2 small things and never seeing a banner ad, flash ad or an iframe ad again? (Remember, pop-ups are already gone)\nImagine being able to pause your computer's music player when the phone rings without having to switch to it?\n\nFirefox puts the power back in your hands!\n\nFirefox - http://getfirefox.com/\nAdblock Plus - http://adblockplus.org/\nAdblock Filterset.G Updater - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1136/\nFoxyTunes - http://www.foxytunes.com/\nFirefox Addons - https://addons.mozilla.org/
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The easiest way to use Adblock is to right click on an image and hit adblock image. This will block it permenantly. If you left click on the bottom right of the browser where it says 'adblock' it will list all blockable items on the page including scripts. If you highlight them it will blink on the page. \n\nFasterfox prefetches pages and costs webmasters bandwidth. It is becoming more common for websites to not allow viewing if using prefetching.\n\nEdit: Also, if you are using Firefox 1.5 (and really any other version) you should be using Adblock Plus:\nhttp://bene.sitesled.com/adblock.htm
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Use Firefox as your web browser. It stops pop-ups and has an extension called "Adblock" to block ads in pages.
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If you are talking about the banners/ads that are on webpages and you are using FireFox, try getting the extension off of FF's page called FlashBlock...that way pages in FF will load faster...I have this extension and do enjoy it...you will see a play button on the area where the flash stuff is on a webpage and if you want to play it simply click on that play button.  Hope this helps.
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install yahoo or google toolbar and activate pop up blocking
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Depends on the type of browser you are using. If you are using IE its possible that its still cacheing the page to veiw, or its blocking ads without descrimination...(gee wish mine would do that sometimes...) If its firefox its still sorting the cache for veiwing. So you might try to look at your internet options and see what settings you have on the advanced settings for your IE and Firefox...whichever you are using at this time.
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There is a content blocker built into your Windows Internet Explorer.\n\nClick on "Tools" then select internet options. Now click on the "Content" tab. In the content tab, there is a Content Advisor. Enable this and you will be able limit what comes through.
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generally you don't. the web designers put them there.\nyou can add them to your firewall (maybe) and it will stop from downloading the ads.\nyou might end up with broken images or 404s or whatever else though
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After searching on Mozilla's site for a little while I was able to find two add-ons (one is basically just an update of the other, but I'll list both) that claim to block/filter explicit content.\nHere are the links:\nProCon 1.2 ----  https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1803/\nBlockXXX 0.4.0 ----  https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/226/\n\nI have not tested them myself and cannot vouch for how well they will work, but they seem to have decent reviews so you might as well give it a shot.