Fedora Compatible ISP
ryan
ryanag at zoominternet.net
Sat Jul 16 17:52:57 UTC 2005
Walter Francis wrote:
>
> You're kidding, right? What would the ISP have to do with "popups" ? If
> you have that much trouble with popups on web pages, use Firefox and turn
> on the popup blocking, it works pretty darn good.
>
> That said, MSN is a crappy ISP that shouldn't be used period, but it has
> nothing to do with popups.
>
This is untrue. Some ISPs require special software *cough* SPYWARE
*cough* to connect to them. AOL is a classic example of this, but there
are others. This software can cause popups.
To quote Netzero's (they require software also) website:
"NetZero does NOT support the following operating systems: Mac OS 9 or
earlier, Windows 3.11 or earlier, Windows CE, Palm OS, Sega Dreamcast,
Sony Playstation 2, Microsoft X-Box, Web TV, Unix/Linux for PC/Mac, and
Mobile Phone Web."
http://www.netzero.net/support/start/requirements.html
This software (netzero) WILL cause popups.
http://www.netzero.net/legal/terms.html
"You expressly permit and authorize NetZero and its affiliates (and such
third parties as may be authorized by NetZero, subject to the Privacy
Statement) to furnish you, electronically when you use the NetZero
Services or by any other means selected by NetZero, information or
materials prepared by NetZero or by (or on behalf of) other entities,
including advertising information and solicitations."
If you are stuck on dial up, and want to avoid messing with dial up
networking I recommend one of these
http://www.b2net.co.uk/multitech/multitech_routefinder_dialup_router.htm
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