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I hate pop-unders (background popups, whatever you want to call them) with a passion. When a website I visit spawns one, I immediately blacklist the entire doma
by craftyguy 9y ago
I hate pop-unders (background popups, whatever you want to call them) with a passion. When a website I visit spawns one, I immediately blacklist the entire domain. It's a losing battle through.
- ascom 9y agouBlock Origin is your friend.
- skc 9y agoI still don't understand why browser makers can't make this sort of interactivity impossible to implement. I can't think of a single good use-case for pop-unders (or pop-ups even)
- jedberg 9y agoThere two good use cases I can think of. When you do a captive portal with some sort of timer (hotel, airplane, etc), they will sometimes do a pop under with a timer that has the option to pay more to renew. That can be slightly useful. Or when you visit a site, and it does a pop under of a survey about that site. Then you see it when you close the window and maybe fill out the survey. That one is less useful but at least legit.
- s73ver_ 9y agoI feel there are plenty of alternatives for those legit uses, that getting rid of the ability to do that won't hurt.