Simple AdBlock for IE 6, 7, 8

[mrm52858]

Just read about this elsewhere and wondered if anyone uses this? By the way it was wrote by one of our forum members acr.

Simple AdBlock for IE 6, 7, 8
Adblock for Internet Explorer
Simple Adblock is an adblocker extension for Internet Explorer designed to make adblocking easy. Simple Adblock blocks all kinds of advertising from websites including flash ads, banner ads, rich media, slide-ins and fly-ins.
By eliminating the ads you can enjoy faster web surfing without any disturbing ads.

http://simple-adblock.com/

Windows version: 2000, XP, Vista or Windows 7

[sujay]

Just read about this elsewhere and wondered if anyone uses this? By the way it was wrote by one of our forum members acr.

Simple AdBlock for IE 6, 7, 8
Adblock for Internet Explorer
Simple Adblock is an adblocker extension for Internet Explorer designed to make adblocking easy. Simple Adblock blocks all kinds of advertising from websites including flash ads, banner ads, rich media, slide-ins and fly-ins.
By eliminating the ads you can enjoy faster web surfing without any disturbing ads.

http://simple-adblock.com/

Windows version: 2000, XP, Vista or Windows 7

Sounds nice, surely will try this....

[Flatlands]

I installed it, we'll see. Don't get to IE a lot as the monkey keeps me happy

[lunaticcranck]

im using this adblock and i can say that is really good

[idaho]

I have this Simple AdBlock on my IE8 like 6 months, didnt have any problems so far. But using mostly FF and Chrome.

[Alboguy]

Nice addon for them who still use Internet Explorer. I don't use it myself..

[johnshaw1917]

I am using this ad blocker in IE8 and it works perfectly.

[luffy]

Nice addon for them who still use Internet Explorer. I don't use it myself..

A lot people use IE. My teachers, my cousin. lol. They know FF. But they say they like IE more.

[estrangeredgenius]

I have recently read that Firefox has overtaken IE in popularity .
Teachers mainly use IE since there is no Firefox installed on many school pc s.

[hellnoire]

I would have to disagree.

According to MarketShare.HitsLink, it works out like this:

Microsoft Internet Explorer 61.58%
Mozilla Firefox 24.23%
Google Chrome 5.61%
Apple Safari 4.45%
Opera 2.35%
Netscape 0.75%
Opera Mini 0.64%
Mozilla Seamonkey 0.14%
Flock 0.06%
ACCESS NetFront 0.04%
Playstation 0.04%
Konqueror 0.03%
Obigo 0.01%
Danger Web Browser 0.01%
Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer 0.00%
Blazer 0.00%
WebTV 0.00%
Lotus Notes 0.00%
BlackBerry 0.00%
iCab 0.00%

So IE holds the lion's share... but a good quarter of it is Firefox. And Chrome's not taking over for Firefox like everyone thought, but taking over from IE, same with Opera and Safari.

The odd thing is... I know someone who runs Netscape... my aunt. Refuses to update to Firefox too... which I find odd, but oh well.