An ad that spawns a new browser window. Mostly loathed by web surfers..
Just what it sounds like, a window that pops up when a surfers enters and/or leaves a page. Popups are generally banned from free sites and galleries, but they can be an effective way to generate some additional income on your own sites if you don't mind irritating some of your surfers.
The opening of a new window above the previous window.
a browser window that automatically opens up when you visit a website
a browser window that opens separately from the main Internet Explorer window
a menu not attached to a window
an ad that uses JavaScript to
a new browser window that appears unrequested (by you) on your screen
a new browser window, usually with ad content, that opens over your current
a new web browser window that appears on your screen, usually without you requesting it
a page or window - usually small - that pops up either when a link or linked item is clicked, or by some automatic or other stimulus
a seperate browser winder that pops up when you load a page or click to open a link in a new window
a small Browser window containing information or an option of commands that pops in front of a users main Browser session
a window that appears automatically when entering or leaving a site
a window that suddenly appears in front of the window you really want to see
pop up. A window displayed on top of the existing window or web page. It "pops up" onscreen. Popups are commonly used on web sites to display advertising messages.
This is a window that "pops up" in front of you while viewing another window. It can be triggered numerous ways. Either by an action of yours or something predetermined by the person that programmed it.
Window that displays without user initiation.
An ad that spawns a new browser window on top.
These are highly annoying windows that appear out of the blue whilst the user browses web sites that try do destruct the user with advertising material To avoid popups users are advised to avoid free screensavers & desktop themes, pornographics websites & fileshare programs ie kazaa, bearshare, ares etc. Also associated with adware.
and popunder A popup window is a small window that pops up in front of a web page that you're trying to look at. A pop-under is the opposite: you don't see it till you close the window that displayed the pop-under. See whack-a-mole.
Pop-up ads are a form of online advertising on the World Wide Web intended to increase web traffic. It works when certain web sites open a new web browser window to display advertisements. The pop-up window containing an advertisement is usually generated by JavaScript, but can be generated by other means as well. A less intrusive variation on the pop-up window is the pop-under advertisement. This opens a new browser window, but in the background, so as not to interrupt the user's page-view.
A javascript based advert that would appear (popup) on your screen when you left a website. Can be blocked by normal popup blockers.
Unrequested window that opens ontop of the currently viewed window.
Usually an advertisement that appears on the screen without user request and covers all or a portion of the screen.
Pop Ups are generated through Javascript and appear in a seperate browser window. Most Popups can be blocked by disabling the use of Javascript or installing one of the many freely available pop up blockers.
A window that automatically loads for viewing without being selected by the user.
Popups are advertisements, registration forms, or informative windows that "pop up" or appear in a new window on top of the web page you are currently viewing. They are very powerful from a marketing perspective, and as a result they have been abused to the point that most people refuse to look at them. There are many different pop-up blockers designed to eliminate popups from your web browsing experience.