I had a recent problem with InternetNews.com: its adverts were causing Firefox to lock up my CPU. While I do put my CPU through its paces, I’d rather that others didn’t decide to do the same and with things that do not add a great deal of value. So it was time to set ZoneAlarm loose by cranking up its ad blocking to the max. There are occasions where exceptions are needed and right-clicking on a domain name in the site list in the Privacy area allows you to relax things on a site by site basis. Obviously, you need to know the website well but I don’t ever remember having this sort of control with Norton Personal Firewall when I had it on my main PC.
Turning those ads off…
Tuesday, October 2nd 2007
Topics: Security, Web Development, Web Technologies, Web Tools
Tags: adverts, exceptions, Firefox, norton personal firewall, Security, Web Browsers, ZoneAlarm
Tags: adverts, exceptions, Firefox, norton personal firewall, Security, Web Browsers, ZoneAlarm
Related Posts
Tags
Adobe Apache Blog Blogging Books Canon Command Line CSS DSLR Firefox Google Hardware HTML IE7 Installation Internet Explorer JavaScript Linux Microsoft MySQL Opera Operating System Oracle Perl Photoshop Photoshop Elements PHP Safari SAS SQL Ubuntu UNIX VirtualBox Virtualisation Virtual Machine Vista VMware Web Browsers Windows Windows XP WordPress WordPress.com WordPress plugins XHTML XP
Leave a Comment