What are Pop-Up Ads?

Advertisements that pop up on your screen when you’re browsing the web are called pop-ups. Usually, JavaScript and maybe even Adobe Flash is used to generate them in a fresh browser window. Although

these advertisements are among the most often used in the internet advertising industry, they are not well-liked by the typical Web user. Pop-ups, or pop-up ads, are a type of commercial that appears unexpectedly.

Pop-up windows can be any size or shape. Ads that pop up often look like websites, sponsored pages, interactive games, or anything else designed to attract attention and encourage user action. Pop-up ads

guarantee that visitors will see their message because they must be closed before the page can be loaded further. To further pique the interest of site visitors, a pop-up screen can play an interactive game, audio, or video.

Follow the steps below for your browser to prevent pop-up and pop-under advertisements on the Internet.
The Chrome Web Browser Pop-up Ads

Follow the steps below for your browser to prevent pop-up and pop-under advertisements on the Internet.

Navigate to the three horizontal dots in the window’s top right corner.

From the menu that displays, choose Settings

To access these settings, go to the left side of the page and select Privacy and security.

Activate the Site Settings page and press the Expand button.

Go to the very bottom of the Site Settings page. Select Pop-ups and redirects from the list of options under Content.

To set your preferred default behavior for pop-ups and redirects, select the corresponding radio button in the Pop-ups as well as the redirects window.