pop-up ads
Unwanted screen takeovers
Pop-up ads are advertisements that appear in new browser windows or overlay the content you're viewing, typically without being requested.
They became notorious in the early internet era for interrupting browsing, spawning multiple windows, and sometimes being difficult to close.
Most browsers now include pop-up blockers by default: I can't believe this site still uses pop-up ads.
- bannerDisplayed strip with message
- clickBrief sharp noise
- click hereDigital action prompt
- annoyingCausing mild irritation
- browserWeb access program
browser extension · ad blocker · spam · intrusive · blocker · advertisement · window · close button · malware · redirect · close · scam · internet · flashy · subscription · email signup · newsletter · cookies
- consumer hassleshidden fees, long lines, out of stock, late delivery, overcharging
- ad techAdSense, ad targeting, DoubleClick, ad spend, retargeting
- Adwarebrowser hijacker, notification spam
- marketingdigital marketing, ad campaign, advertisements, brand strategy, brand
- digital annoyancesspam, malware, viruses, buffering, lag
- spamspam, junk mail, spam filter, spam folder, bulk mail
pop-up adsorganic content
Non-sponsored online material
ad-free experience · native advertising · embedded ads · seamless integration · native content
pop-up adssearch results
pop-up adsnative advertising
Paid media matching platform style
sponsored content · embedded ads · banner ads · product placement · soft sell
pop, ads, popped, popping, pops, popup, popups, advertising, advertise