And, in particular, it's one of the principal targets of Windows
malware. One of the best reasons to use any other browser. I avoid
Chrome since Google gives me too much attention otherwise. I also have
a gmail account but rarely use it for the same reason. But I do use
Chrome on my Nexus 7. While I normally use Firefox on Windows or Linux
I don't use it on the Nexus 7 because the implementation is much
different and I don't like it. Chrome is a good fit there.
Chuck Norcutt
On 8/31/2013 11:12 AM, Tina Manley wrote:
> Internet Explorer is awful! Try Google Chrome.
>
> Tina
>
>
> On Sat, Aug 31, 2013 at 12:21 AM, <r.burnette@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> I am working with a new HP computer running Windows 7 Premium (64 Bit) and
>> Explorer 10. I have the pop-up blocker enabled. Only one third party
>> toolbar(AdAware)is enabled But I am still getting a terribly annoying ad
>> box at the bottom left section of the window. It slides out to the right
>> displaying a rectangular pop-up ad window approx. 4" W X 3" H displaying
>> various ads. You can click on an X to hide the ad, but a black sidebar
>> approx. 1/2" W X 3" H remains behind. It allows you to click the X and open
>> the ad. (Can't imagine who might want to do that.)
>>
>> I feel certain that it is a piggy-back program from something
>> inadvertently downloaded and left behind after the host program was
>> deleted. Has anyone else had this annoying experience who was able to
>> successfully delete it? When it pops open, which it repeatedly does even
>> while reading email, it blocks the view of that portion of the active
>> screen. It is quite aggravating having to continually click on the X to
>> close this while trying to work on anything.
>>
>> Come on, computer gurus. Tell me how to fix this. Make it simple. I am not
>> very windows savvy.
>>
>> My experience trying to get this machine up and running has made me want
>> to hug and kiss my Macs.
>>
>> Robert
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