All you need to know about popup blocker software

Pop-up Killer Review

Pop-up blockers:

Introduction
Intelligent blockers
Trainable blockers
Serial killers
Browsers
List

Tests:

Description
Adware imitator
Blocker detection

Kinds of ads:

Pop-up ads
InVue ads
Interstitials
Windowless flashes
Messenger pop-ups

Last updated: Sep 9, 2005

A quote from Yahoo Companion's site:

Now available for Windows, Mac and Linux!

* Instantly access your favorite sites
* Open new tabs from Toolbar buttons
* Quickly add RSS feeds to My Yahoo!
* Instantly save and "re-find" pages with My Web.
* Adjustable search box - resizable to fit your needs

Test results:

Accept Useful New Windows: Simple examples. (2 points)

A new window appears after a link has been clicked

A new window appears after the "Open in New Window" menu item has been clicked

A new window appears after a button has been clicked

Popup windows at https- and edu- sites

Accept Useful New Windows: Sophisticated examples. New Window looks like Popup - popup killer should not confuse them. (1 point)

A new window appears after a link has been clicked and the parent page was refreshed simultaneously

A new window appears after a link has been clicked and the parent page was closed simultaneously

A new window appears after a link has been clicked and some dialogue has been shown

Stop Popup ads: Simple examples. (2 points)

Ordinary OnLoad Popup

Ordinary OnQuit Popup

Ordinary Delayed Popup

Delayed Synthesized Popup

Delayed Modeless Dialog Popup

Adware Popup

Camouflaged Popup

Windowless Flash

InVue Popup

Interstitials

Stop Popup ads: Sophisticated examples. Popups looks like Clicked New Windows - popup killer should not confuse them. (1 point)

There is a page with an OnLoad Popup and a link to reload itself. The OnLoad Popup appears after the reload link has been clicked

There is a page with an OnQuit Popup and a link to reload itself. OnQuit Popup appears after the reload link has been clicked

Yahoo! Companion's Popup Blocker is detected by simple popup killer detector

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