A page or window, usually smaller than the regular window, that pops up either when a link or linked item is clicked, or by some automatic stimulus. Pop-ups are most useful in presenting photo enlargements when clicking a thumbnail photo. They are also used to display announcements or advertisements, usually unrequested by the viewer. A pop-up can be made to close with a button or link word or using an embedded javascript that will make the pop-up close automatically after a set number of seconds or minutes. A pop-up is essentially the same as any other browser page except that it is much smaller and has no web browser tool panels.
An extra browser window that opens on top (pops up) of a web page you visit. Pop-ups are usually advertisements.
a browser windows that comes up without a user click. Often tries to sell products or services.
a pop-up is a small window that appears over a visual interface (your screen). A pop-up can be initiated by clicking a link or a mouse rollover. Pop-up ads are advertisements that work in the same way, but are not welcome or expected by the user.
A browser window that opens in addition to the main window. Frequently contain bothersome advertising and may be difficult to get rid of. Pop-ups may open automatically without input from the user and closing one may open several more unwanted windows.
a box of text that displays on top of the active help topic
a graphical interface, usually a small window, which suddenly opens (pops up) in the foreground of the current display area
a little box or window that will appear somewhere on top of a webpage
an advertisement that is shown on your computer screen after looking up a certain website
an advertising page that appears in a new browser window while you are surfing on the Internet
a new browser window that appears on top of the current browser window to display another web page or an advertisement
a new browser window that opens up with an ad
a new window launched from a Web site or software
a piece of descriptive text that will appear in situ on the screen
a small window that suddenly appears ("pops up") in the foreground of your screen when you are surfing the Internet
a type of interstitial that appears as a separate window on top of content
a window, smaller than the full screen, intended to supplement the primary browser window
a window that opens automatically when you click on a link or visit/leave a webpage
A new window that suddenly appears on your computer screen is referred to as a "pop-up window."
An advertisement which opens in a separate window, often encountered while surfing the internet.
A type of advertisement that is automatically displayed in a second smaller browser window upon loading or unloading a normal Web page.
A window that opens up on top of the existing window and is usually smaller than the main window. Click here to see what one looks like now
feature of online manual systems in which information, such as a definition, appears when a graphic or word is clicked on.
Pop-up is a graphical user interface (GUI) display area, usually a small window, which suddenly appears ("pops up") in the foreground of the visual interface. Pop-ups can be initiated by a single or double mouse click or rollover (sometimes called a mouse over), and also possibly by voice command or can simply be timed to occur. A pop-up window must be smaller than the background window or interface; otherwise, it's a replacement interface. On the World Wide Web, JavaScript (and less commonly Java applets) are used to create interactive effects including pop-up and full overlay windows. A menu or taskbar pull down can be considered a form of pop-up. So can the little message box you get when you move your mouse over taskbars in many PC applications.
Pop-up elements pop up when you encounter them. This may happen for example when you move the cursor over a certain part of the screen.
a list of options or menu that is displayed when the user selects a specially-programmed graphical symbol or "hot spot" on the computer screen; serves to save screen space since it is not displayed continuously.
A web page that displays within a new web browser window is called as Pop-up. Pop-ups are often used for promotions, ads, email newsletter, invitations, etc.
a new browser window that "pops-up" when you click on a link or attempt to leave a site. More pop-ups may appear when you close the first (see Mouse Trap).
A menu (also known as pull-down or drop-down) that appears in a dialog box or in a main menu when related information is selected.
Electronic advertisements, launched in separate windows, that sit on top of or beneath a Web page.
When a web page is loading or unloading, a pop-up advertisement may display. Typically, these ads are considered to be annoying by web users. In the MPORT documentation, the term pop-up window or simply pop-up is used to described any smaller window that pops-up after a button has been clicked. For example, if you click a Delete button, a confirmation pop-up will display to confirm the deletion.
A small window that "pops up" on your screen. Pop-ups are usually programmed in javascript and are often created to be smaller than the normal browser window.
A pop-up is when an applet on a web page causes another window to open up, usually with some undesirable advertising. As a form of adverting it is gradually being discredited (except perhaps in the seedier aspects of the net) and most current browsers are equipped with controls to stop pop-ups becoming intrusive. Sometimes, as in the case of Internet Explorer, these pop-up preventions are clumsy and as irritating as the pop-ups - another good reason for using Opera or Firefox! A less intrusive, but no less insidious, variation is the pop-under where an advertisement window is opened behind the originating page and is seen when you exit.
ant screen, box, or message that suddenly appears on the computer screen during a session.
Adverts or other messages that pop up in a separate window when you are viewing a website.
An ad that appears in a separate window on top of content already on-screen.
An ad that appears in a separate, smaller window on the top of a full page of web content.
A small window that opens separately to the main web page, often containing a form or adevertising.
Pop-ups are graphical user interfaces (GUI) elements that overlay the Web browser in smaller windows of their own. They "pop up" as small windows when you reach a site or click a link.
A Pop-up is a small box that appears over a visited page to deliver information or display an ad.
A web page that displays within a new, typically smaller, web browser window, rather than the currently active browser window. Search engine spiders don't typically follow pop-up (or pop-under) links. Pop-ups are often times used for promotions, ads, email newsletter invitations, survey invitations, and the like. See also: Pop-under
A small window that is displayed on top of the existing windows on screen. A popup window can be used in any application to display new information. It is widely used on Web pages to cause an ad to "pop up;" however, pop-ups can be prevented or made to appear beneath the browser window using various pop-up blockers. ወጣሠView