Install plug-ins in XP

Author: misspois... Source: forum.tech.sina.com.cn
When surfing the internet, you will always encounter various plug-in installation windows from time to time, such as 3721, Baidu, and CNNIC. Although these plug-ins may be useful to some people, they are useless to others. In addition, when these plug-in Windows pop up, the computer will lose response for a period of time. All of the above greatly affects our normal Internet access, and some plug-ins are not well designed because of their own programming, after installation, the system may even crash.

Is there a way to block these plug-ins that are similar to forcing us to install them? There are many ways to block these plug-ins. The following describes several common methods.

1. Use a browser with a non-Internet Explorer Kernel

These plug-ins are basically for Microsoft Internet Explorer, so using a browser that does not use the Internet Explorer kernel can avoid installing such plug-ins, I have never been harassed by these plug-ins since I used Firefox.

2. Use a browser that can shield ActiveX plug-ins

These plug-ins Use ActiveX technology in Windows, so you can solve this problem by using a Browser that can shield ActiveX plug-ins. Currently, MyIE2 and Green Browser can shield ActiveX.

3. Install the de-advertising software

Currently, advertisement-removing software on the market has basically integrated the function of shielding ActiveX plug-ins. After installing these software, you can avoid harassment by 3721 or Baidu.

4. Use the Windows certificate mechanism

The following uses the 3721 plug-in as an example. In the pop-up plug-in installation window, click "3721.com" to bring up the "Certificate dialog box ", the dialog box contains information about the issuer of the certificate. Click "Install" To Go To The certificate installation page. On the certificate installation page, select to install the certificate to the untrusted area ". Click OK.

Now, the 3721 plug-in installation window will no longer pop up.