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Outlook App Popup : how to block?
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MilesAhead:
Several times a day I go to my hotmail account and this same annoying popup telling me that the Outlook App is available for download, covers the entire page. Anyone know how to block it? I am running the latest SlimJet and I have JavaScript PopUp Blocker installed. It catches many of the annoying popups. But not this one.
I am running the oldest UI they will let me use for my hotmail account. On my backup mail account on hotmail I let myself get pulled into the vortex and now I cannot back out of the new fangled lame ass Outlook UI on that account. I sure do not want my main account to flush down the same tube. Edit: not that the popup blocker has anything to do with preventing that mandatory migration. I just never want to see the popup for something I do not want to use. There must be a way to kill it dead door nail permanent like. :)
spankmonkey:
you may simply try another ad-blocker. I use uBlock Origin for instance.
(in another browser though :D )
MilesAhead:
you may simply try another ad-blocker. I use uBlock Origin for instance.
(in another browser though :D )
-spankmonkey (May 23, 2016, 04:53 PM)
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I had that running in Firefox and still got the popup. It seems to have gotten its quota today. Or perhaps my JavaScript blocker is blocking it now that I removed the only white listed site from its settings. I probably will not know until the first time I go on tomorrow.
Thanks for the suggestion. :)
Jimdoria:
Something like GreaseMonkey on Firefox could do what you ask, but I don't think SlimJet has anything comparable.
Your other option is to use an e-mail client to access your account instead of the website. Have you tried Thunderbird or eMC?
MilesAhead:
Something like GreaseMonkey on Firefox could do what you ask, but I don't think SlimJet has anything comparable.
-Jimdoria (May 23, 2016, 05:13 PM)
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In fact I just found out about and installed TamperMonkey yesterday. I guess it is basically a GreeseMonkey port to chrome. They say it can run some GreeseMonkey scripts. Do you have a particular script in mind?
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