Browsing with my father's computer, not having turned on popup blocker, provided a bit of a peculiar experience when entering civfanatics.com
popup opened, and it was a matchmaking ad.
I would have provided a screenshot, but reckoned that the effort was too large compared to the benefit of the shot.
the url in reference - from the popup (right-clicked for properties) DO NOT CLICK THAT URL!
http://web.tickle.com/match/mutual-match_popup.jsp
I cannot see why this kind of advertisement goes with the site profile...
(I am fairly certain that the browser has not been hijacked by another site - as I run a bunch of software, including spybot, and ad-aware, to protect his computer from spyware, spam and hijacks)
edit:
was running: MSIE 6.0 SP1 updated to include the latest critical updates
Spybot, Spywareguard and spywareblaster were set to protect hosts file and browser settings. The only issue with IE is the lack of natural popup blockage.
popup opened, and it was a matchmaking ad.
I would have provided a screenshot, but reckoned that the effort was too large compared to the benefit of the shot.
the url in reference - from the popup (right-clicked for properties) DO NOT CLICK THAT URL!
http://web.tickle.com/match/mutual-match_popup.jsp
I cannot see why this kind of advertisement goes with the site profile...
(I am fairly certain that the browser has not been hijacked by another site - as I run a bunch of software, including spybot, and ad-aware, to protect his computer from spyware, spam and hijacks)
edit:
was running: MSIE 6.0 SP1 updated to include the latest critical updates
Spybot, Spywareguard and spywareblaster were set to protect hosts file and browser settings. The only issue with IE is the lack of natural popup blockage.