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This free (donation-supported) plug-in for surfers using Windows-based Internet Explorer browsers automatically blocks about 99 percent of web site popups. Unlike other blockers, this one allows you to OK popups for any particular sites you wish or individual popups -- even after they've been suppressed. Donations are optional: a very tiny icon "nags" you if you haven't made a donation, but it's easily ignored if you wish. Though if it works well for you, consider tossing a few bucks to the author of this much-needed, highly recommended utility. I did. From This is True for 16 November 2003 Suggestions for further reading:
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