When researching vehicles at Edmunds.com, a dealers pricing window always launches (it does go to tray). I entered the following into Preferences (filter set) but it doesn't stop it: http://www.edmunds.com-DealerPricing-MozillaFirefox
It doesn't enter with spaces, would that make any differences? Thank You!
The popup is caused by the dlPopUnder() function in an onclick handler or whatever they're called. The function is in http://www.edmunds.com/edmunds/scripts/pagescripts.js. That script does lots of stuff, so I don't know if it would be safe to block it or not.
I agree with Paulfox.
But your problem is odd. Edmunds.com is a site I go to all of the time. Never had any popups before. All ads are blocked in my filters and there are no problems.
Now Peng says that there are different popups depending on a zipcode entry. That's strange because even with Adblock disabled (but no zipcode entered), there are STILL no popups. I do not use any script-blockers either. Hmmm ... very weird!
I know this may sound a little odd. But I do know that Edmunds is very 'cookie intensive'.
Have you EVER activated the dealer request page before ? I wonder if it may actually be re-activating from a previous cookie 'set'. Dumping the Edmund's cookies just may stop it (just a thought).
Honestly Peng, I don't know. The only other thing I can think of is a cookie 'trigger' .... I only allow "session" cookies for Edmunds. Could you and the OP have visited Edmunds some other day and had that info store in a cookie?
I also realized that my Java was disabled ... turned it on ... still nothing.
Wish I could help but I can't duplicate the problem!
I tried it too, no popup here either. I use to use NoScript but at the present time, I'm not. Javascript was allowed. However, I do have flash blocked and I don't allow Java anywhere ever. Might it be one of those 2 that's doing it?
Whether it stopped because of the element filter, or it stopped because it just decided to ... I don't know. I'm hoping to get some feedback about it from the OP and Peng. I've never tried to block an element served out of an external script file before