Pop-Up Zapper Lite 2.67

Pop-Up Zapper is a shareware application for Mac that helps you by "zapping" away those annoying pop-up windows when you surf the web. Pop-Up Zapper is available in two versions- Pop-Up Zapper for Mac OS X and Pop-Up Zapper Lite for Mac OS 8.5, 8.6 and 9.x. Pop-Up Zapper for OS X can also filter out unwanted large graphics which slow down your internet connection.

For popups, Pop-Up Zapper watches the work of your web browser (IE) and when it identifies a pop up window (or pop-under) it makes it invisible to you and then closes it. Occasionally you may see a window flash really fast before it is zapped. You can look at Pop-Up Zapper's counter on its Dock icon to see that it is working. Pop-Up Zapper 2.0 makes popup windows invisible to you and it requires Internet Explorer. Pop-Up Zapper Lite for Mac OS 9 can work with Netscape 7 and Mozilla besides Internet Explorer 5.x

For filtering, Pop-Up Zapper acts as a 'Proxy' for your web browser or mail program, and can be told to leave out flash animations, Javascripts, graphics over 1K in size, all graphics or a combination of those options. Choosing to only load selected graphics can improve your web browsing speed substantially, specially on a modem connection. If the option key is down while loading all filtering is off. This option is not available in the Lite version.

For registered users Pop-Up Zapper can notify you when the application has been updated with new features. A command key can be used to disable it anytime without having to bring it to the front. You can also customize web sites in which popup windows should be allowed.
* Optionally filters out costly graphics, flash animations or javascripts.
* Zaps away most pop up ads in IE, lightning fast as popups are invisible!
* Free upgrades for registered users!
* Opt to play a sound when a pop-up is zapped.
* Enable or disable from the Dock menu via a command key or the main window.
* Add your own private "allow" or "zap" web sites.
* Speed up your browsing experience by not loading costly popup window ads.