-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Outpost Firewall
- From: taanzaa <taanzaa@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 17:54:19 -0700 (PDT)
Hey, depending on how bad you do/don't want
popups...(which I don't think anyone wants ANY!)
$24.95 isn't bad at all...
--- The Keyboard Cowboy <KBCowboy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This popup discussion seems so difficult <chuckle>
> There's one
> product that simply WORKS......no problems..easy to
> use, etc., etc.,
> etc.
> The problem for some......is it costs money
> <chuckle>
>
> Zero Popup 24.95 with life time upgrades (I know
> 'cause I just saw
> where it's at V7.6 and I still was on V 2.0 which
> worked flawlessly)
>
> http://www.tooto.com/popup-killer/
>
> What is Zero Popup Killer?
> A small, effective and intelligent anti-popup, anti
> floating ads, web
> spies and anti activeX spyware product than can kill
> annoying popup
> windows, floating ads and activeX spywares and
> protect your privacy
> without human intervention by using artificial
> intelligent and
> intelligent agent technologies. It has the features
> to clear Cache,
> Cookies, Favorites, AutoComplete Forms and
> Passwords, AutoComplete
> Web Addresses and History. It also speedups the
> surfing and
> downloading speed of your Internet Explorer by up to
> 2 to 6 times.
>
> What is new since version 7.0?
> a. Reduce the number of malicious script-based
> popups that clutter
> your screen and force unwanted advertising on you;
>
> b. Block the cookies (web bugs) typically attached
> to banner ads and
> which are used to monitor and track your travels
> around the Internet;
>
> c. Prevent the use of malicious activeX, Java and
> scripting -- active
> content technologies that can be used to compromise
> your privacy and
> security;
>
> d. Protect you against auto-installing spyware or
> adware from spyware
> pushers (e.g., BonziBuddy, Gator, Lop.com, Comet
> Cursor, etc) that
> can invade your system, monitor your computer and
> Internet use, and
> trash your PC.
>
> What spywares does Zero Popup block?
> Zero Popup Killer blocks most of known bad ActiveX
> controls (adwares
> or spywares) by setting the "Kill bit" that is
> documented in
> Microsoft technical articles.
>
> Zero Popup Killer blocks the following spywares:
> 7FaSSt, ACXInstall, AdBreak, AdBreak/FHFMM,
> AdultLinks/QcBar,
> AdultLinks/LinkZZ, Aornum, ASpam/Amcis,
> ASpam/Drvman,
> BargainBuddy/Apuc, BargainBuddy/Versn, BDE,
> BrowserToolbar, Bulla,
> CashToolbar, ClickTheButton, CnsMin,
> CometCursor/Shop,
> CometCursor/Plus, Comload, CommonName/Toolbar,
> CommonName, Cytron,
> DailyWinner, DialerOffline, DownloadReceiver,
> DownloadWare,
> eXactSearch, ezCyberSearch, FavoriteMan,
> FavoriteMan,
> FavoriteMan/FOne, FlashTrack,
> FreeScratchAndWin/Beta,
> FreeScratchAndWin/v5, Gratisware, ILookup/Ineb,
> ILookup/Chgrgs,
> HighTraffic, HomepageHijacker, HotBar/A, HotBar/B,
> HuntBar/HuntBar,
> HuntBar/SideSearch, IEAccess, IEPlugin, IGetNet/v4,
> IGetNet/v5,
> InetSpeak/BHO42602, InetSpeak/WindowsIE,
> InetSpeak/Iexplorr,
> InetSpeak/eBoom, IPInsight/ipinsigt, lop/Toolbar,
> lop/AYB,
> MarketScore, MoneyTree/NSUpdate, MoneyTree/UniDist,
> MySearch, NetPal,
> NetworkEssentials/NE, NetworkEssentials/ME,
> NewDotNet/A, NewDotNet/B,
> NowBox, Onflow, OnlineDialer/MaConnect,
> OnlineDialer/eConnect,
> OnlineDialer/BelCall, OnlineDialer/VLoading,
> OnlineDialer/SunInfo,
> PerMedia/A, PerMedia/B, PerMedia/C, PerMedia/D,
> RapidBlaster,
> SaveNow/Download, SaveNow/Db, SearchAndBrowse,
> SearchExplorer,
> SearchitBar, SideStep, StripPlayer, SuperBar,
> TinyBar, TinyBar,
> TopText, Transponder, Transponder/TPS108,
> Transponder/MSView, UCmore,
> webHancer, Wazam, WurldMedia/bpboh, WurldMedia,
> Xupiter
>
> If you see a bad ActiveX control that is not in the
> list, please
> report to us.
>
> Regards from the
> "Keyboard Cowboy",
>
> ,,,,,,,,
> Ô¿Ô¬
> Cincinnati, Ohio
> Scottsdale, Arizona
> «:::»¤«:::»¤¤«:::»¤«:::»
> Wednesday
> 6/18/2003
> 10:07:32 EST
> «:::»¤«:::»¤¤«:::»¤«:::»
>
> The real measure of your wealth is how much you'd be
> worth if you
> lost all your money.
>
> -- Anonymous
>
>
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