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I cant stand dirty ads! Please Help!


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thebeliever1984

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Hey Folks! How is everyone? The reason why im writing, is because i need to know how to totally prevent dirty ads and ads in general from appearing on the websites i visit. For example, i was on the CBS News website the other night, watching some news with my friends and a ad with a picture of a girl with her bikini top appears on the right side of the page. This is very annoying and innapropiate, so how do i prevent ads like this and ads in general from appearing on the websites i visit. Please Help!!! Thanks :D
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Cold Titanium

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What Internet Browser do you use? If you use FireFox, Ad-Block may do the trick.
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Troy

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Yeah I hate these ads too. It is really sad at the "appropriateness" level of advertising and the media in general these days.
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http://noscript.net/getit

You will need to install Firefox if it isn't already.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
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I use Internet Explorer, but i can install Firefox if that will fix the problem. What do you recommend?
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It's really all opinion, but I find most people on this forum seem to recommend Firefox... I have a feeling there's an Internet Explorer tool out there somewhere for blocking ads though. I could Google search it and recommend you one, but since I haven't tried any of them I don't think that would be appropriate.

I will say that Firefox's add-on system (and the sheer number of add-ons available) allows for a lot of extra uses and functionality. I definitely recommend you test it out.
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