View Full Version : SP2 IE Popup blocker blocks the New Comment window on this forum
Greg Hazel
November 12th 04, 02:23 AM
So when you click "New" "Comment" or "Question" the IE popup blocker prevents
the window from being displayed. Behold MS breaking it's own software, and
making the internet more difficult.
David H. Lipman
November 12th 04, 02:41 AM
It blocks many legitimate web sites as well.
Dave
"Greg Hazel" > wrote in message
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| So when you click "New" "Comment" or "Question" the IE popup blocker prevents
| the window from being displayed. Behold MS breaking it's own software, and
| making the internet more difficult.
Jay
November 12th 04, 03:07 AM
"David H. Lipman" > wrote in message
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> It blocks many legitimate web sites as well.
>
> Dave
Without applying the artificial intelligence add ons you can't have it both
ways.
>
> "Greg Hazel" > wrote in message
> ...
> | So when you click "New" "Comment" or "Question" the IE popup blocker
> prevents
> | the window from being displayed. Behold MS breaking it's own software,
> and
> | making the internet more difficult.
>
>
Gary R.
November 12th 04, 03:11 AM
"Greg Hazel" > wrote in message
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> So when you click "New" "Comment" or "Question" the IE popup blocker
> prevents
> the window from being displayed. Behold MS breaking it's own software, and
> making the internet more difficult.
If you want to pin the blame properly, blame the ones who made popup
blocking necessary. There are plenty of good uses for popup windows, but
cramming unwanted ads in front of unwilling recipients isn't one. If we
threw those guys in the bottomless pit with the spammers, there would be no
need for the popup blocker that you blame Microsoft for.
Besides, a news reader is a much better way to read the forum, and there are
no worries about popups or ads. Using a web browser for newsgroups is for
AOL users and such. 8^)
Gary
November 12th 04, 03:19 AM
try mozilla.org
firefox browser and ditch ie and it's junk
>-----Original Message-----
>So when you click "New" "Comment" or "Question" the IE
popup blocker prevents
>the window from being displayed. Behold MS breaking it's
own software, and
>making the internet more difficult.
>.
>
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