Out of all of the roller coaster websites that I visit, coasterbuzz is the worst when it comes to pop ups.
Congrats! :)
And the award for most pointless post goes to...
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Formally Suspended Andrew, proud member since May 2001.
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Don't take these things to seriously guys, really.
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You're welcome to join the club and the ads will go away, otherwise I'll accept a thank you for your ad-viewing patronage to pay for the bandwidth used in serving the site to you.
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CBuzzer since September 2001 with a few bumps along the way. :)
I can't say I am terribly bothered by pop ups, only the ones that pop up another box once you close it and thats what I got. I ran Ad-Aware right after it happenend and I didnt seem to have anything else on my system, perhaps it was just a freak accident.
I do hope I get to join the club soon, I don't have alot of money to spend on all of my hobbies, but sooner or later, I plan on it :).
Also, thanks to everyone else for the suggestions.... together, we can save many generations from the notorious pop up evils that have plauged our once friendly internet :).
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If at first don't succeed, find out if the loser gets anything.
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If at first don't succeed, find out if the loser gets anything.
On my own machine, I went to www.coasterbuzz.com, then to the news page, then to the forums page, then to the general forum, then into the top forum on the list.
When I did that using Opera 7, I got a pop-under when I first visited the site, and a Javascript box that I could not close on the first page.
I tried Mozilla, with much the same result.
I tried IE 5.5 and got a JavaScript error on every single page.
I tried another computer, using Netscape 4.7 and IE 5.5. Netscape worked, but was dog slow. IE 5.5 was slower, and in addition to the pop-under, I got a pop-up on every page I opened.
I tried another computer, using Netscape 6.2. I got one pop-under, and didn't even get the annoying Javascript box.
On that machine I also tried IE 6.0. I got the pop-under. I got the dancing JavaScript box. The usual stamp ads were still on the page, but they were blinking, shaking, and had generally gone into epileptic fits. I got a gyrating pop-up on every page, and a dancing JavaScript box on most pages.
Add to that the fact that IE 6 was the slowest of all the browsers I tried (this was on a quad-T1 at 6:30 on a Friday night, so the campus traffic should have been pretty light) and I can't understand why anybody would want to use it.
At home I use Safari (using it right now, in fact...) and I get a single pop-under when I enter the site, and no pop-ups at all.
There you have it...MSIE 6 is apparently the root of all web-site evil.
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
jimmybob, who says he's never had trouble with IE 6 and his club membership :)
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*** This post was edited by jimmybob 3/21/2003 11:53:26 PM ***
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