AWeber’s Forms Must Die

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7 blablas On: 2008 / 12 / 04 Viewed: 62554 times
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Make yourself a favor: use Firefox, install the AdBlock extension, and add http://forms.aweber.com/* in the blockable items.

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Luciano Passuello »
wrote, on 04/Dec/08 at 9:06 pm # :

Thank you so much for this tip! I can’t stand the newsletter sign up popups anymore!
2
Ozh »
thought, on 04/Dec/08 at 9:21 pm # :

Luciano Passuello » who can stand them, seriously? :)
3
Name »
said, on 06/Dec/08 at 2:05 pm # :

I actually wondered why so. I’m so rarely read websites and so haven’t seen any of these forms!
4
stratosg »
replied, on 06/Dec/08 at 5:41 pm # :

i haven’t stumbled in anything like it either. but if i did i would have been annoyed too :)
5
Team Nirvana »
thought, on 13/Dec/08 at 8:57 am # :

Wowowoww!!!

Aweber is considered to be so useful Ozh. I have not used it personally. But, y this decision to block it??

Any particular reasons? Can you explain?
6
Ozh »
said, on 13/Dec/08 at 11:25 am # :

Team Nirvana » It’s ugly as shit.
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Lorelle »
thought, on 18/Dec/08 at 3:59 am # :

I agree. Thanks for the tip.

Now, if I could find a way to kill off Google Ads in Gmail, which used to be easily done with a Greasemonkey Script, I’d be an even happier camper. I’m so sick and tired of seeing unrelated and disgusting ads when I read my email. I don’t look, but sometimes they total stupidity of the “related” title distracts and I only think negative thoughts towards Google and any company who uses such tricks. I’d rather pay a small fee annually to use Gmail that suffer these stupid ads. Used to pay Hotmail until they got totally spammy.

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