Gator - NT Compatible - What Are You Thinking?!!?
;( ;( Ever time I visit NT Compatible, I get a nice popup asking if I want to install Gator. Why are you promoting spyware? I used to think highly of NT Compatible, but if this continues, I will have to remove your website.
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Ever time I visit NT Compatible, I get a nice popup asking if I want to install Gator. Why are you promoting spyware?
I used to think highly of NT Compatible, but if this continues, I will have to remove your website.
Ever time I visit NT Compatible, I get a nice popup asking if I want to install Gator. Why are you promoting spyware?
I used to think highly of NT Compatible, but if this continues, I will have to remove your website.
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Sorry bud, but it sounds like you have spyware on your box already and that's what is giving you those popups. I come to NTComp on 3 different systems, and haven't had one popup for that. The only popups that I have seen are for annoying ads like the certification one. You might want to check this problem on several systems before you blame the site's webmaster in the future.
I must concur.
I log in from my work workstation, from my home PC and occasionally from one of the machines in our server room if I'm going to be there a while.
I've never been asked to install Gator when visiting this site.
Some annoying pop-up's certainly, but nothing like Gator.
I log in from my work workstation, from my home PC and occasionally from one of the machines in our server room if I'm going to be there a while.
I've never been asked to install Gator when visiting this site.
Some annoying pop-up's certainly, but nothing like Gator.
I always use Mozilla, and never get any popups...
yeah m8 - it sure as heck isn't nt comptible, been coming here for a while and never had that pop up.
may want to get an ad-ware scanner for your comp.
may want to get an ad-ware scanner for your comp.
Run a few "spy-bot" detectors........ and you'll find the problem.
And then you can remedy said problem :x
http://www.spywareinfo.com/articles/hijacked/
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And then you can remedy said problem :x
http://www.spywareinfo.com/articles/hijacked/
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If you place the actual javascript source URL into your HOSTS file you can avaoid downloading the scripts that trigger th popups altogether. I used to use pop-up stopper, AdSubtact and my firewall until I found my hosts file could do more.
If anyone wants a copy, send me your email addy and I'll mail it to you.
If anyone wants a copy, send me your email addy and I'll mail it to you.
Did anyone get deja vu reading the title of this thread?
