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Pop Up Police 3.3
Sunday, 29 May 2005
Pop Up Police is the only Smart Ad Pop ControlTM system that automatically learns to think like you - not for you -- about what you want to see on your PC.

Unlike Pop Up Blockers, our software is SMART so it won't allow anything you don't want to see. Our exclusive Ad Control TechnologyTM instantly forbids pop ups, banners and sneak attacks to ensure you get the most out of your browsing experience.

Download security software: Pop Up Police 3.3

Developer: Triumvirate Technologies, Inc.


Pop Up Police is the ONLY pop up stopper that gives you total control over Pop Ups and Banner Ads, with extra Security Control for protection against sneak attacks.

PoP Up Police saves you money, reduces time and bandwidth wasted with Pop Ups and Banners. Protects your PC from fatal worms and virus sneak attacks. You get less annoyance, frustration and clutter with more time for productive and fun things.

No other pop up blocking software is as effective or easy to use. Once installed, it instantly begins protecting your PC from banners, shaking picture ads, blinking picture ads, worms and virus attacks.

Pop Up Police employs its built-in list of known malicious advertising servers to arrest sneak attacks before they strike. You achieve total control over what you want to see. Intrusive pop-ups pollute your online world, impeding productivity and detracting from the enjoyment of your favorite sites.

 
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