Recommended Ad-Blocking Program

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by gud4u, Nov 22, 2007.

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  1. gud4u

    gud4u Registered Member

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    Currently trialling SuperAdBlocker, which has resident SuperAntispyware protection engine included. I have a week to decide whether or not to buy SAB.

    So far it's performing flawlessly with these other resident protection programs:
    - Comodo V3 Firewall with Defense+ HIPS activated.
    - Comodo BOClean 4.25
    - NOD32 v2.7

    My only criticism is that SuperAdBlocker processes use about 43K of system memory.

    It's performing very well at blocking ads, and website-loading speed is noticeably faster due to ad-blocking.

    Any suggestions for alternate ad-blockers?

    Thanks for your help!
     
  2. LoneWolf

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  3. The_1337

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    i have admuncher and it uses 3k memory.
     
  4. cheater87

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    Download Firefox browser, download these extensions Adblock plus, adblock plus filter set G updater, adblock plus element hiding helper.
     
  5. Birdman

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    Mine's using around 8k. Is this normal? o_O
     
  6. WSFuser

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    My suggestions are Ad Muncher (any browser) or AdBlock Plus w/ the three filters on this page (Firefox).

    @Birdman - from my experience yes it is normal. I have not used Ad Muncher for a while though.
     
  7. Hairy Coo

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    For me SuperAdBlocker has been in use for many years- its faultless and seems to be a more polished product.

    Yes,the memory usage is 43k compared to Ad Muncher of 10k for me -but how important is this-surely these days most people have between 1-2gb of memory

    SAB also incorporates anti-spyware protection and scanner of reasonable quality.

    If you want a freebie and are running IE-install the front end for the Maxthon

    browser:thumb: :thumb: -It has an adblocker ..

    http://www.maxthon.com/


    For Internet Explorer-install the plugin IE plus,or IE7 PRO,both with ad-blockers.
     
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  8. Osaban

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    I wonder too, mine is 9.5 K
     
  9. LoneWolf

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    Mine is about the same.
     

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  10. acr1965

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    With your other software it may be just as well to try admuncher and use the free SAS scanner. The only other thing I could mention that has not yet been named is either something like MVPS-
    http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm

    or if you want something simple for IE try the quero toolbar-

    http://www.quero.at/

    But you'll probably want to hide it in IE as it is not exactly eye candy. But it is pretty effective at blocking ads. I used it for a hort while and had everything in it disabled except for the ad filter as it blocked ads better than IE7pro.
     
  11. Perman

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    Hi,

    It appears to me, admuncher is bit more effective, although SuperAdBlocker is not a bad choice, but .....

    Admuncher will block image loading on my web tv channel.
     
  12. tlu

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    Yes, with the exception of FilterSet G - don't use it.
     
  13. MaB69

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    Hi all,

    Ad Muncher without a doubt. You can filter ads, scripts, web bugs and many more in any apps you want not only browsers

    MaB
     
  14. CJsDad

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    MaB69-

    Thought there was a conflict between OA2 and Ad Muncher, just wondering because of the programs you have listed in your signature.
     
  15. MaB69

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    Hi CJ,

    Switched to OA free until the conflict will be fixed. In AM 4.72, I hope.
     
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  16. Xenophobe

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    Ad Muncher is what I'm using. :cool:
     
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