Ad Muncher is a system-wide ad blocker, dealing with annoyances like banner ads and popups along with new rich media ads like video ads, interstitials and floating ads. Many types of spyware and adware installers are also blocked, as well as third-party tracking systems. It works out of the box, without the need to choose what you want blocked or configure third-party filter lists, and works with all browsers and many advert-displaying programs such as ICQ, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Yahoo Music Jukebox, SopCast, iMesh, BearShare, Pando, PalTalk, etc.
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Reviewing 4.81 Beta Build 31325 (Nov 25, 2009)
Please note: OVDs link is an AFFILIATE link (Not the OFFICIAL download link) and will get him money if you use it to buy this program or if you download it using said link and then purchase it later. The real place to buy ad muncher is at https://www.admuncher.com/register.shtml.
You would think that ad muncher's staff would prohibit the use of such a title in their affiliate program as it is highly misleading but I guess it is permitted.
Reviewing 4.81 Beta Build 31325 (Nov 24, 2009)
Best ad blocker out there, supports all the browsers, have a lot of functions and daily filter list updates, it is a lot much better than any adblocker. It's not free but definitely worth the money.
Download it from the official website:
Stable Release
http://shop.admuncher.com/
http://shop.admuncher.co...nload.pl/AM-Install.exe
Beta
http://shop.admuncher.co...42/52556805/B-31325.exe
Reviewing 4.81 Beta Build 31325 (Nov 24, 2009)
I've tried Proxomitron and could not stand its means of operation nor its interface. I need something that doesn't require me to screw around with it for 62 hours setting it up. That thing is not Proxomitron, it is Ad Muncher.
I used AdBlock Plus for a long time. It works great as an ad blocker, but it's useless for popups and some other web page annoyances.
Thus, I tried Ad Muncher again, after a few years of non-use protest due to the author's (apostrophe not misplaced) refusal to add HTTP 1.1/Gzip support.
Now that I've been using it again, I'm pretty much hooked again. Firefox's native popup blocking support sucks. It really does. I've already explained why some of the other free solutions don't work for me.
So, for the time being, I'm back to using Ad Muncher. I guess some people value their time over their money... As if there is a difference.
Reviewing 4.81 Beta Build 31325 (Nov 24, 2009)
Yep, allot of morons out there paying for something thats already free.
Reviewing 4.81 Beta Build 31325 (Nov 23, 2009)
A good build as they all have been.
I would not use a personal computer without this installed.
Makes surfing the web a nicer experience.