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Ad Muncher is a popup remover, also capable of removing embedded adverts and many other annoyances. It has a System-level filtering of adverts in all browsers and most advert-displaying programs. With an extensive configuration options that allows you to tailor Ad Muncher to your needs, it something worth trying for if you're looking for a popup remover.
Hi Stevet,There were similar requestsas an example please seePlease provide more detailed info about your System Environment; other security in place, etc. As inIf you search for “Ad Muncher” you will find other discussions, say regarding OA firewallI'm sure that the developers will shed some light re: Mamutu in particularIt looks very similar to the matter discussed in and please see the answer #31 by Fabian Wosar.Interestingly enough in the reply #34 the fix for EAM was mentioned as well. Since Mamutu is a part of EAM it suppose to be implemented in Mamutu., but definitely the developers know better & will replyMy regards. Hi Stevet,There were similar requestsas an example please seePlease provide more detailed info about your System Environment; other security in place, etc. As inIf you search for “Ad Muncher” you will find other discussions, say regarding OA firewallI'm sure that the developers will shed some light re: Mamutu in particularIt looks very similar to the matter discussed in and please see the answer #31 by Fabian Wosar.Interestingly enough in the reply #34 the fix for EAM was mentioned as well. Since Mamutu is a part of EAM it suppose to be implemented in Mamutu., but definitely the developers know better & will replyMy regardsThank you, I use OnlineArmor and that is it.
I know it is not OA because AdMuncher is working fine now because I dont have Mamutu installed.Only stops working if Mamutu is installed. If you wish to get dedicated Emsisoft support for this issue your best bet is to open a support ticket by logging into your personalised, and choose the option to 'Ask a question' on the left-hand side of the page. Exactly!That's what I was going to posts but HD usually hacking my thoughtsThat's definitely your personal right if you committed using Ad Muncher and the issue must be resolvedAs it was pointed above that's most likely a problem involving both companies in order to be fixed (not the 1st time)If you are not satisfied with all free available Add-ons, which are doing similar and much better job (according to my opinion) than Muncher - you have to be patient & wait a bit.I'm sure that will be fixed eventuallyCheers! So there is no way around the fact?The choice is either MAMUTU or ADMUNCHER?Hi tempnexus, welcome to the forumWhy are you saying that?Have you received my PM after posting similar request in OA section with the reference to this thread,then tried what Fabian Wosar suggested above here and that failed?We are still waiting for the reply from Stevet, but from you answer it seems like that didn't work.That is not clear and we should not guessPlease tell us what was the result of the said exclusion rule(s) that you created?My regards.
Ad blocking on the internet is a controversial topic right now and the problem has arisen mainly because many sites have gone overboard with the number and types of ads they are serving. This has left web users feeling like they have little choice but to use an ad blocker. The most common ad blocker is one installed as an extension in your web browser, being some of the most popular for the Chrome and Firefox browsers.Another type of although because traffic is routed through other servers the speed can vary a great deal. A third way is through a desktop application.
This has some good points such as the ability to block on many different browsers at once from the single program, including Internet Explorer and Edge. Another plus is the and even Windows 8 and 10 modern apps. The only real issue is a desktop blocker uses memory and resources sitting in the background, even if you are not using it.The number of desktop based ad blockers is much smaller than browser extensions so the choices are fairly limited in comparison. Here we list 3 free and shareware desktop programs that can block ads in multiple browsers and other applications.
AdFenderAdFender is a program that blocks ads and trackers using a local proxy server to filter page content, and it does so whether you are using Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge or almost any other web browser. It is also one of very few desktop based tools that has a free version, although it is feature restricted. The full Professional version costs $19.95 per year.The main drawback of the free version is it blocks content only on HTTP websites and not HTTPS. This means many sites cannot be filtered and that number will only increase further. Other features like anonymizing connections through the Tor network and accepting connections from other devices are also disabled but less important for blocking ads. The AdFender filters are based on EasyList and EasyPrivacy blocking lists with the Fanboy’s Annoyance List also available. Advanced users can also add their own custom rules.Besides blocking ads on over 25 different web browsers, the free AdFender also has the ability to block ads in instant messaging programs and P2P clients.
Bearshare, Bitcomet, iMesh, AOL Instant Messenger, ICQ, Trillian, Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo Messenger are included as well as a few others. Tracking cookies and browser internet history entries can be individually removed from Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Adobe Flash. AdFender is quite light on resources only consuming about 12MB of RAM when we had half a dozen large websites open.Tip: When you install AdFender it defaults to the 14 day Pro version trial. If you want to go straight to the free version, press Win+R and type%ProgramData%AdFenderConfig into the Run box, open the license.dat file in Notepad, delete the contents of the file and save it. Exit AdFender from the tray and restart it.
This removes the trial license and puts you on the standard free license.AdFender and Windows 10Although AdFender works on Windows 10’s Internet Explorer 11 and Edge, it causes problems with the Windows Store and modern apps because they cannot send network data to the local computer, meaning they won’t connect to external servers. The result will either be a blank window or connection failed message.To get around this problem download the from Telerik and install it. Click No if on running it asks about orphaned records and the main window will show all programs that can be exempted. Click Exempt All and then Save Changes.Retry the app or Store and everything should connect properly. Remember to run the utility again if you install new apps because they will need to be exempted. Note this does not block ads inside apps and just allows them to run normally.2. AdGuardAdGuard is the newest ad blocking desktop application out of these 3 and is also the most feature rich.
The only problem is the AdGuard program is shareware and doesn’t have a free version, costing from $29.99 for a 1 year license up to $69.99 for a lifetime license. There’s also versions for Mac, iOS and Android, the dedicated is free and works on Chrome and Firefox based browsers. A 14 day trial is available if you want to try AdGuard out first.Like AdFender Pro, AdGuard blocks on both HTTP and HTTPS pages so ads should be filtered out on any webpage you visit.
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Note that a “Do not block useful ads” option is pre-enabled in the settings so needs disabling if you want to block all ads. A Parental Control feature is included which can block executable file downloads and use safe searching, while Stealth Mode helps make you more invisible online and Browser Security protects you from malicious websites.Most web browsers are already included in the filtered apps list as well as a number of other applications including BitTorrent, Skype, MediaGet and Yahoo Messenger. A custom application can be added if not already included.
Crucially for Windows 8 and 10 users AdGuard has the ability to block ads in modern apps such as the preinstalled Money, News and Sport, and any ad supported apps you download from the Windows Store.AdGuard features its own Extensions option which shows the AdGuard Assistant for finer ad control and Web Of Trust (WOT) to check site reputations. Advanced users can even add their own user scripts which are the same as those used by GreaseMonkey and TamperMonkey.
Custom block lists can also be added such as EasyList, Peter Lowe’s list, Fanboy’s lists or any other list you can find online or make yourself. Memory usage does fluctuate between about 20MB-80MB but this is still lower than many ad blocking browser extensions, and it does a lot more.Tip: As mentioned above AdGuard is shareware but you can get yourself a license for free.
The AdGuard website hosts a recommendation program where you will receive a free 1 year license for the desktop version if you get 4 friends to install the trial of AdGuard and try it out. You won’t reach the 4 installs by installing/uninstalling multiple times on your own computer and it must be a different computer and IP address. Visit the for more details.3. Ad MuncherAd Muncher has been around for 15 years or more and used to be the go to desktop tool for blocking web browser ads in the early/mid 2000’s.
Back then it was shareware but was released as a completely free product in 2014. The main problem is for several years development has stood still and as a result Ad Muncher has fallen behind the times and not fixed some major issues.The first thing is Ad Muncher does not work with Internet Explorer 11 or Edge, and you shouldn’t be using any version of IE older than 11 because it’s no longer supported. If a Microsoft browser is your browser of choice, then Ad Muncher is not for you. It does however still work for Chrome, Firefox and their derivatives. Another issue is Ad Muncher does not support filtering HTTPS pages. This isn’t a huge issue if you don’t visit secure websites often, but the web as a whole is slowly moving towards HTTPS so more and more pages won’t have their ads blocked by Ad Muncher.If you can work around the stated deficiencies or they don’t bother you, Ad Muncher still works on HTTP pages and blocks ads out of the box while being very light on CPU usage and memory, taking up no more than about 10MB with 5 or 6 tabs open. There’s also a lot of options for geeks to play around with and configure, such as custom filters, removing audio, backgrounds, suspected adult images and on page annoyances, popup filtering and custom referrer/user agent control.Although we believe the filter lists are still being updated periodically, the program itself hasn’t been updated for a long time and there appears to be no interest in the software anymore from the developer.
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In effect, Ad Muncher has pretty much been abandoned as a product. Fallout 4 cats and dogs.