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Pop-Up Zapper is a shareware application for Mac that helps you by "zapping" away those annoying pop-up windows when you surf the web and can filter out large graphics to speed up your internet.
Pop-Up Zapper for OS X can also filter out unwanted large graphics which slow down your internet connection.
For popups, Pop-Up Zapper watches the work of your web browser (IE) and when it identifies a pop up window (or pop-under) it makes it invisible to you and then closes it. Occasionally you may see a window flash really fast before it is zapped. You can look at Pop-Up
Pop-Up Zapper for OS X can also filter out unwanted large graphics which slow down your internet connection.
For popups, Pop-Up Zapper watches the work of your web browser (IE) and when it identifies a pop up window (or pop-under) it makes it invisible to you and then closes it. Occasionally you may see a window flash really fast before it is zapped. You can look at Pop-Up
What's New
Version 2.6.7:
- Rebuilt the software on Mac OS X 10.2 to regain full compatibility with 10.1
- No longer using XCode since it causes weird side effects on 10.2 and 10.1 systems.
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later, Internet Explorer
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later, Internet Explorer
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| Downloads:13,153 |
| Version Downloads:2,016 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:23 Jan 2004 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $29.95 |
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Pop-Up Zapper is a shareware application for Mac that helps you by "zapping" away those annoying pop-up windows when you surf the web and can filter out large graphics to speed up your internet.
Pop-Up Zapper for OS X can also filter out unwanted large graphics which slow down your internet connection.
For popups, Pop-Up Zapper watches the work of your web browser (IE) and when it identifies a pop up window (or pop-under) it makes it invisible to you and then closes it. Occasionally you may see a window flash really fast before it is zapped. You can look at Pop-Up Zapper's counter on its Dock icon to see that it is working. Pop-Up Zapper 2.0 makes popup windows invisible to you and it requires Internet Explorer.
For filtering, Pop-Up Zapper acts as a 'Proxy' for your web browser or mail program, and can be told to leave out flash animations, Javascripts, graphics over 4K in size, all graphics or a combination of those options. Choosing to only load selected graphics can improve your web browsing speed substantially, specially on a modem connection. If the option key is down while loading all filtering is off. Works with IE, Safari, Mail, etc.
Pop-Up Zapper for OS X can also filter out unwanted large graphics which slow down your internet connection.
For popups, Pop-Up Zapper watches the work of your web browser (IE) and when it identifies a pop up window (or pop-under) it makes it invisible to you and then closes it. Occasionally you may see a window flash really fast before it is zapped. You can look at Pop-Up Zapper's counter on its Dock icon to see that it is working. Pop-Up Zapper 2.0 makes popup windows invisible to you and it requires Internet Explorer.
For filtering, Pop-Up Zapper acts as a 'Proxy' for your web browser or mail program, and can be told to leave out flash animations, Javascripts, graphics over 4K in size, all graphics or a combination of those options. Choosing to only load selected graphics can improve your web browsing speed substantially, specially on a modem connection. If the option key is down while loading all filtering is off. Works with IE, Safari, Mail, etc.
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Anonymous reviewed on 24 Jan 2004
There is, after all, one born every minute (although extrapolating based on population statistics now as opposed to the time when that statement was first uttered, and in an utterly ballpark kind of fashion, perhaps we should now say "There are twenty-five born every minute" -- and at $30 a pop, that's gotta be worth a try!).
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Anonymous reviewed on 06 Jun 2003
Camino and Safari, the #1 and #2 Mac browsers both have Pop-up blocking built in and cost nothing.
Anonymous reviewed on 29 May 2003