KillJasmin (a Pop-Under killer for FF)!!!

Hey people,
I needed a fast solution for blocking these pop-unders which are getting away from Firefox and are very annoying (like will@@@hill,live@@smin etc...) and i ended up in a small, rude addon for Firefox which immediately closes every pop-under we want.
After you install it, in killjasmin's Options you can add more websites to block, by separating them with a '|' .

It looks in the first 30 characters of the URL of the newly created window or tab and if it contains any of our chosen terms, it simply closes it immediately...

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/210845/

nice!
it should make a sound when it closes them

Nice! Thanks for the tip

these Jasmin Site is a Pain in the Ass,lets hope this works,thanks !

I installed it earlier today, it seems to be working fine. Popup closes less than a second after opening.
I have yet to try adding any filters to it yet, but so far so good.

is there actually anyway to block it from popping up in the first place?

Are these the same things that say, I type a search in google click a link and it takes me somewhere else?

thanks or the info

cheers

Have you tried NoScript? (I haven't seen the site, so I'm not sure if that would help or not.)

RetinalScan wrote:

omg this NoScipt firefox plugin is awesome! it also reverts google images back to the old version cos it blocks the silly script

Cornfountain wrote:
No, live Jasmin doesn't redirect Google. It is a pop-under which appears in addition to the image link you click. You've described a hijacking of Google by a virus, malware or rootkit. Frequently an antivirus scan will miss these unless you have the scanner set to a deep scan or specifically set to pick up rootkits. You may need to download malwarebytes and/or some other program to correct your Google redirects. If you can't get to wxx.malwarebytes.org (change wxx to www) and download their program, you may need to use another browser which hasn't been hijacked or possibly download the anti-malware on another computer and transfer it to the infected one. Use a non-hijacked search engine and look for "browser hijack google redirect" and you will get quite a few anti-malware program possibilities mentioned in the search results. These search engine hijackings are a pain to remove. It can take multiple tries before you've gotten rid of the hijacking completely.

Also, your Adobe reader may need updating. Older versions of Adobe Reader had a security vulnerability which made it possible to trick the Reader into downloading malware. You can read about the vulnerability at hxxp://news.softpedia.com/news/Adobe-to-Fix-Critical-Flash-Player-Vulnerability-in-Two-Days-144123.shtml (change hxxp to http).

bushbaby wrote:

ah kk, ty

RetinalScan wrote:

YEP! noscript blocks it. But it blocks everything . It's quite hard for me to set it for everyday use. It's very powerful though...
The killjasmin is quite simple and only for popunder/popup selective blocking.

jasmin is annoying...