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| IgorZlodej20. 03. 2012 13:01:53 |
If the "search" function also worked as well as these ads pop out it would be really nice.
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| viharnik20. 03. 2012 16:32:55 |
These ads are really something completely unnecessary, annoying for such a good and quality portal. Especially since hribi.net is narrowly focused on a specific narrow circle of nobler mountain lovers, as these ads shoot from everywhere and there is already a sea of them on TV, billboards, shops, Pop TV, then they stuff mailboxes daily (lucky that this junk gets burned in the stove in winter at our place). This badly affects the spiritual level of a person and especially things that offer themselves usually have no value. I think there is plenty of space for proper ads on the portal's front page to get funds for maintenance and some earned honorarium.
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| pohodnik3820. 03. 2012 19:02:11 |
I completely agree with the post written by viharnik 
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| ljubitelj gora20. 03. 2012 20:57:27 |
Instead of ads, hribi.net could improve by adding photos like facebook or picasso does, when you just click and it loads automatically. Each photo separately, waiting, almost despair. , that's why I only managed to add 5-6 photos at a time, once even 56 that was a feat
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| pohodni21. 03. 2012 19:54:00 |
If I think well, I'd say these intrusive and flashing ads that are already fraying our nerves a bit don't really benefit anyone much. Those of us who have been on these web pages for quite some time will probably continue to fight the flood of such and other ads each in our own way and somehow remain loyal to this portal, but due to the ad madness it will be harder to gain new users, which of course means a likely drop in viewership of these pages. So here the authors or moderators have nothing to gain, as finances can only go backwards. In my opinion, even companies that advertise or relay ads this way can't benefit much from it, because if the ad is not delivered user-friendly and non-intrusively, it certainly can't have a positive effect. If the advertiser doesn't use the right approach to the customer, it can achieve exactly the opposite effect from the desired one and that's probably what's happening in this case.
In any case, I welcome all ads related to hiking, which suits this portal best, I don't oppose other ads either if they are delivered in a more appropriate way.
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| Lunca22. 03. 2012 18:35:59 |
These ads on the portal are a catastrophe in one word.. Wanting to see photos in one of the topics on current conditions I click on the photo. And a new ad window opens. Of course I ignore it, and close the previous window. I click on a new photo and the story repeats. And so to the last photo, at the end a whole bunch of new open windows. Is such forcing of portal users normal?? That's all I ask myself... The answer is known to all of us...
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| korl22. 03. 2012 18:44:33 |
A market niche is opening for someone new in this place. Which isn't bad at all, people love changes, not daily scamming with ads. On cable I have 100 channels and can switch if the program doesn't suit me, here I'll just look for another provider of mountain content.
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| Lunca22. 03. 2012 18:58:57 |
turbo yeah... but isn't that sad... Because someone responsible insists on his own, another good portal will go to hell ... ... well..
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| jana196622. 03. 2012 22:46:28 |
I'm asking for help how to solve the problem: does it happen to anyone else, in case I'm viewing the described route in photos, unexpectedly iprom.net appears in the taskbar and a white screen, which I then have to close and if I'm lucky, I see some photo again, then it automatically shows iprom.net again... I'm just getting into computers, and it already annoys me. Ads are nothing compared to this nuisance. Lp
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| dore23. 03. 2012 17:21:24 |
I have a solution, turn off the computer.
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| Keko23. 03. 2012 18:34:17 |
If you have newer Internet Explorer, under internet options - privacy, check the box "turn on popup blocking". Hope moderator won't delete.
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| jana196623. 03. 2012 20:15:48 |
Keko - I can't believe it, for now it works, how many nerves it has eaten from me  - thanks
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| Okmodko9. 04. 2012 12:03:10 |
I sometimes liked to check webcams via mobile when going somewhere to see where snow or sun or if cloudy. Now it's disabled for me cuz some survey shows over half screen and covers picture. And even if something to read. So hribi.net via mobile became UNUSABLE. So ask editor to do something. Remove survey or display differently.
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| joste10. 04. 2012 11:33:52 |
Yes hribi.net via mobile doesn't work anymore also cuz can't play flash... and cuz page blocks access to anyone who blocks iprom flash videos, doesn't let further - always throws me to "remove ads" page. iPhone can't play these videos either cuz no flash. So page unusable for phones, at least for me.
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| Okmodko10. 04. 2012 23:47:37 |
Yeah it works for me too, but I can't remove those surveys up there. And what's at page start that survey covers. So I'm shortchanged for that content part. And even more annoying, admin does nothing! HELLO ADMIN!!!
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| VanSims29. 05. 2012 20:05:08 |
Procedure to disable IPROM ads:
For Firefox:
1. Preferences-->Privacy-->Exceptions
2. In top box type 'iprom.net', no quotes and press 'Block'. iprom.net appears in bottom larger field.
3. Press 'Close' then clear old cookies Show Cookies--->Remove All Cookies.
4. Restart browser and enjoy hribi.net without annoying iprom ads.
For Internet Explorer:
1. Internet options--->Privacy--->Sites
2. In top box type 'iprom.net', no quotes and press 'Block'. iprom.net appears in bottom larger field.
3. Press 'OK' then clear old cookies: Internet options--->General--->Delete...--->Check 'Cookies' and press 'Delete'
4. Restart browser and enjoy hribi.net without annoying iprom ads.
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