Freeware Tools: ChrisPC Free Ads Blocker 3.20

ChrisPC Free Ads Blocker will block all ads while you surf the Internet. Protects your privacy by blocking tracking scripts of ad networks and web counters. Your time will be better spent since you can focus now on the important things you are looking for on the net, without being distracted by pesky adware, announcements and banners. It blocks annoying banner ads, reducing the page loading time and saves your bandwidth and video ads on YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo, Break.tv, LiveLeak.com, ABC, CBS, and NBC.

If you often browse the web or simply read the daily news on your preferred websites, you probably stumbled across various advertisements which distracted you from the actual content and annoyed you a lot. You could choose to not visit the site in question ever again or you could try using ChrisPC Free Ads Blocker.

You can install it with ease even if you are a beginner when it comes to computers as no configuration is necessary.

The interface of ChrisPC Free Ads Blocker is meant to be as user-friendly as possible, since each button comes with a straightforward caption regarding its function.

As such, you can block the ads with a single mouse click and start browsing websites without getting frustrated. You should also keep in mind that each blocked ad can also help you save your bandwidth.

On the other hand, if you do have PC skills and you want to finetune some of the settings, you can start by selecting which browser will be affected by the ads blocking and which one will not.

In other words, you can set the application to block all the ads from Firefox and Opera, while allowing the commercials within IE and Chrome to still be displayed, or vice versa.

Additionally, you can set ChrisPC Free Ads Blocker to process ads specific to the language of the website you are currently browsing.

All in all, ChrisPC Free Ads Blocker can come in quite handy if you often get annoyed by various commercials that distract you from reading an interesting story. You can also set it to run at Windows startup so you do not forget to block ads the next time you start your computer.