[HM] Re: Safari

[Paul N. Reid]

On 05/05/2003 22:26, "Sue Rodriguez" <Sue.Rodriguez at usm.edu> wrote:

> Thanks to everyone who commented on Safari.  I am reading the various
> reviews that were recommended.
> 
> Sue
> 

Hey Sue,

To all of the other suggestions, references, and Advice you have already
received, I would like to point out that one of the better features of
Safari is it's built in pop-up window quasher.  During all of my previous
use with mozilla, I.E. And etc., I had not realized how bothersome pop-up
windows can be, even for the most benighn of websites (makes me happy that I
have no interest in "adult" sites, which one of my coworkers claims that he
actually has to quit his browser altogether because he gets caught in
"infinite loops" of pop-ups that he cannot get out of... Kinda 'splains why
he's always lagging behind the rest of us in staying on top of his workload!
8^)

Nonetheless, I often find that music sites, business sites and others leave
me mired in pop-up windows in I.E. (which I still reluctantly use, on
occasion).  My desktop remains remarkably free from such unwanted
advertisements... 

Yay for that!  and good luck to you

Respectully,

ShrinkMan
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Paul N. Reid, M.S.
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Point of No Return Productions
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