forwardone
07-31-04, 11:02 AM
While I was having a look around the Microsoft site, I noticed this point about Pop-ups. :cool:
Step 4: Block Pop-Up Windows in Your Browser
To help protect your computer from malicious pop-up windows in your browser, use a utility that prevents them from opening. Some Web sites use these small browser windows to display advertisements, and in some cases, offensive content. Malicious attackers also may use pop-up windows disguised as ads or offers to install malicious code on your computer.
A popup blocker is a utility you can add to your browser that prevents these windows from opening. Many pop-up blockers are compatible with Internet Explorer, including the free MSN toolbar.
So I downloaded theirs which now makes my security just that little bit tighter. Having said that I very rarely got any pop-ups anyway, possible because they are prevented by my Norton system.
Geoff
Step 4: Block Pop-Up Windows in Your Browser
To help protect your computer from malicious pop-up windows in your browser, use a utility that prevents them from opening. Some Web sites use these small browser windows to display advertisements, and in some cases, offensive content. Malicious attackers also may use pop-up windows disguised as ads or offers to install malicious code on your computer.
A popup blocker is a utility you can add to your browser that prevents these windows from opening. Many pop-up blockers are compatible with Internet Explorer, including the free MSN toolbar.
So I downloaded theirs which now makes my security just that little bit tighter. Having said that I very rarely got any pop-ups anyway, possible because they are prevented by my Norton system.
Geoff