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Old 07-09-2004, 10:23   #1
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IE behaving weirdly

If I untick Yahoo Companion PopUpCop disappears from the tool bar.If I tick it it reappears.However if I untick PopUpCop the yahoo toolbar appears and PopUpCop disappears.

Odd!Very Alice in Wonderland.
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Old 07-09-2004, 11:00   #2
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Re: IE behaving weirdly

Run Ad-Aware.

or ditch IE
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Old 07-09-2004, 15:59   #3
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Re: IE behaving weirdly

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Run Ad-Aware.

or ditch IE
I want PoUpCop and I want Yahoo Messenger I just don't want the Yahoo toolbar so I tend to disable it.However when I disable it PopUpCop gets disabled instead and if I want PopUpCop I have to disable it and enable Yahoo toolbar. I then have PopUpCop but not the Yahoo toolbar.Now do you understand?

I can't see that AdAware will sort that one out at all.
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Old 07-09-2004, 16:04   #4
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Re: IE behaving weirdly

I don't know PopUpCop, but perhaps you can use the Google toolbar instead? This blocks popups (as I presume popupcop does)
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I don't know PopUpCop, but perhaps you can use the Google toolbar instead? This blocks popups (as I presume popupcop does)
PopUpCop is a paid for application that I like very much.It doesn't nose into my affairs and I can customize it to suit myself and it is a bluddy good popup killer.I don't want a search bar on my toolbar either.

I was just wondering why this glitch has happened.I can live with it by the way.
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PopUpCop is a paid for application that I like very much.It doesn't nose into my affairs and I can customize it to suit myself and it is a bluddy good popup killer.I don't want a search bar on my toolbar either.

I was just wondering why this glitch has happened.I can live with it by the way.
Ah, sorry. I was thrown by the fact that the yahoo toolbar claims to stop popups, so I just assumed it was bundled
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Ah, sorry. I was thrown by the fact that the yahoo toolbar claims to stop popups, so I just assumed it was bundled
It also has one advantage that having paid for the original license I never have to pay for any future upgrades as they were part of the sign up package.

Unlike ZAP or my AV which demands I pay for a new license every year.

I think the glitch must be summat to do with Yahoo.I do find them and their upgrades of Messenger a bit too intrusive.I'm sure I specifically said I didn't want the s*dding toolbar.

Anyway I unistalled the toolbar,rebooted and the problem is solved.Still can't work out why it happened though.
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Firefox blocks popups and has a Google bar- as standard.
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