File Details |
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| File Size | 2.0 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | October 24, 2002 |
| Total Downloads | 800 |
| Publisher | JPNW Software |
| Homepage | AntiPop! |
Publisher's Description
AntiPop! is a internet popup blocker that resides in your system tray and closes any unwanted popups as soon as they are detected. A unique bypass feature allows you to press the Scroll Lock key to temporarily allow popups. When you are finished with the bypass feature, simply turn off Scroll Lock and it once again blocks all unwanted popups. Only works with Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher. In addition, it remembers popups that you have allowed and will not close them when they are attempting to open again.
Latest Reviews
sjgrox523 reviewed v1.0 on Jan 23, 2003
I dint think it was that bad it got rid of all the popups that i hate that popup on the forums i goto and my site which is free hosting so i would rate it pretty good although i did think it would have more features so i sgree with justin about that
justin reviewed v1.0 on Oct 28, 2002
I don't mean to be really negitive, but I uninstalled this program about a min. after installing it. as soon as I tried to "open document in new window" from my web brower, it blocked it! But worse yet there was setting to change this! I would think with a download size of over 2 mb, there would be more options.
sjgrox523 reviewed v1.0 on Jan 23, 2003
I dint think it was that bad it got rid of all the popups that i hate that popup on the forums i goto and my site which is free hosting so i would rate it pretty good although i did think it would have more features so i sgree with justin about that
justin reviewed v1.0 on Oct 28, 2002
I don't mean to be really negitive, but I uninstalled this program about a min. after installing it. as soon as I tried to "open document in new window" from my web brower, it blocked it! But worse yet there was setting to change this! I would think with a download size of over 2 mb, there would be more options.