Internet: Block Ads, Defeat Pop-Up's, and STOP "Page Hijacking"

Block Ads, Defeat Pop-Up's, and STOP "Page Hijacking"

Written by Jim Edwards

You're not alone!

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** Pop-Up Ads **

Pop-up windows open new pages in your browser without your permission and, sometimes, without your knowledge.

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** Page Hijacking **

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This nasty little trick, otherwise know as "page hijacking" involves inserting a small bit of code into a web page that disables your browser's "back" button.

MSN Messenger is a sweet way to communicate.

Written by M6.net

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capability to express your feelings with ‘emotion’ cartoons.

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