HATRED! HATRED!

[Citizen Bleys]

Okay, I put "127.0.0.1 adserver.gamesquad.net" AND "0.0.0.0 adserver.gamesquad.net" in my hosts file (\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts, under XPee) and I'm still getting hundreds of popups at EoFF. wtf?

[crono_logical]

Because I think you need a popup blocker too, you've only stopped the ads themselves from showing inside the popups - I've set both my browsers to not allow documents to create new windows (popups) - I don't need them for any sites I visit anyway.

[Big Ogre Umaro]

Panicware rocks hard, but I'm using Firebird for some damned reason right now.

[Dr Unne]

*wipes away a tear of joy* Yes, use http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firebird . No need for seperate pop-up killing programs with Firebird.

[Citizen Bleys]

I use IE, Phoenix, and mozilla, because I have a freaky internet connection that is sometimes buggy with one browser, sometimes with another. When Mozilla's loading at a rate of speed ordinarily associated with continental drift, I try IE, and vice-versa. "Switch browsers" isn't answer enough.

(And I lump Phoenix in with Mozilla because it has the same core, and hence when Mozilla's loading pages at a rate of speed ordinarily associated with continental drift, so is Phoenix)

[Big Ogre Umaro]

http://panicware.com/ then?

[Citizen Bleys]

I might have to...but I *HATE* Pop-up stopper, because it stops legitimate windows, too.

[Leeza]

It stopped some of my legitimate windows with ME, but not with XP.

[Agent Proto]

Yeah, it does. :/ Though, when I have to open a legitmate window, or expecting one to pop up, I just hold down ctrl.

[Dr Unne]

Phoenix doesn't stop legitimate windows....

[Citizen Bleys]

That's because ME = Multiple Errors. It's pure troute. Upgrade to Windows 3.11 if you're using ME.

XPee is actually the second best Windows distro.

[Dr Unne]

Then what's the first best? XP pro is the best I"ve ever used (out of DOS 5.0, DOS 6.22, WIn3.1, 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP Home).

[Citizen Bleys]

Windows 2000 Professional. It's a lot smoother than XPee (Runs everything faster; I just had to switch back to XPee because my DVD audio was all messed up, and it's like going back to a 56k line)