Is there a way to stop alert box popup?

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    Is there a code to stop alert box from popping up on a website like proxy sites do?
     
    bigvito19, Feb 11, 2012 IP
  2. zubizubi

    zubizubi Active Member

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    There is an option in the dialog box itself to prevent it from producing additional pop ups!
     
    zubizubi, Feb 12, 2012 IP
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    p.caspian Peon

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    So far I know every browsers has pop up blockers. You use them to block those pop ups.
     
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    bigvito19 Member

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    I'm trying to iframe the site that has that popup box
     
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    noscript+firefox=win
     
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    jolamar Active Member

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    Google Chrome is really good about pop ups

    support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95472

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    Lil Josh
    liljosh.com
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    cosx Active Member

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    What people suggested up until now is on the user side and won't work if you want to iframe a site that pops an alert. I think proxy sites cache the page and serves with the parts like javascript cut out.
     
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    noscript a plugin for mozilla firefox or google chrome is the best way to start out with a blacklists all sites and then start to allow scripts for domain names you trust slowly building a whitelists

    noscript is also a great tool for preventing a lot of malware from executing... you can click on bitly links etc and go wherever you want on the net as long as a sites still blacklisted javascripits disabled :)
     
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