Popup Killer helps you deal with those annoying popup windows when you are surfing the Internet.
Popup Killer lets you add window titles to a list. And the next time it sees this window it kills it automatically.
You can also assign a hot key to Popup Killer, and when you press this hot key it brings up the Add Window to banned list dialog.
Banned Windows
In this screen you can add, edit and remove windows to the banned windows list. When you select Add a new dialog box appears with a list of active windows. Select the window you want to disappear and click OK. With Edit you can change the text of an existing entry in the list. Click Remove to remove unwanted window titles. The Import option lets you import entries from an external file (for example a list of another popup killer).
Options
Available options are: Launch with Windows Startup adds the application to your Startup folder. Startup minimized in system tray starts the application in system tray without showing the main dialog.
Interval (seconds) lets you specify the interval in which the application should check for popup windows. You can also assign a hot key to the application, and when you press this hot key it brings up the Add Window to banned list dialog.
You can also assign a hot key to the application, and when you press this hot key it brings up the Add Window to banned list dialog. This way you can quickly select a window without first having to call up the main dialog. In Trace you can see a log off all windows that have been killed by the application.
Intelligent
The Intelligent Banner Killer detects the size of a new Internet Explorer/Netscape and kills it before it can even load anything.
Warning: It might also kill some useful windows as well !
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixed: Startup menu shortcut on Non-English Windows versions didn't work correctly.
· Added: Almost all strings are now stored in the resources, so it's easier to translate the application to another language.
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