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PopupTest.com
provides a simple and independent source for popup window testing.
Whether you are developing a popup killer software or you are
thinking about purchasing one, you can use our sample popups to
test the effectiveness of the application.
We are providing samples of the most common popup styles, as
well as some not so common ones (as indicated).
Common popup techniques
Multi-PopUp
Test
This page launches 10 popup windows, using different techniques...
Multi-PopUp
Test #2
This page launches 4 popup windows, using different techniques...
Come
& Go Test
This page launches 2 popup when you enter, and an additional one
when you leave.
Timed
PopUp
This page launches a new popup every 5 seconds...
Mouseover
PopUp
Hold your mouse over the text and you'll see 2 popup windows.
Less common popup techniques
Floating
popup
Very annoying, won't go away until you do...
Channel
Opener
Opens a full-screen channel mode window in IE...
Modeless
Window
Stays on top until closed...
Full
screen trap
Very nasty! In IE, this one opens full screen, and the only way
out press Alt+F4 to close it.
Drop
down Popup
This one drops into your face from the top of the page...
Floating
banner
An animated airplane that grabs an existing banner ad and flies it
around the screen... not really a true popup.
Chromeless
A non-standard, borderless popup window...
Sticky
popup
This popup floats in the upper right corner like a sticky note...
High-tech popup and floating
media
These techniques are too invloved to use local samples, so we are
linking to a real web site that uses them instead. Some of these
are pretty cool actually, and not near as annoying as the common
ones.
EyeBlaster
BlueLayer
TangoZebra
Overlays
Not all popups are bad...
but some popup killers are not smart enough to recognize that!
This page has some links that produce popup windows when clicked.
A good popup blocker should ignore these and let you open the
windows...
Click here
more to come!
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