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DawgNBama Offline
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pop up buzz ball ad a real problem.
And I use Firefox.
11-06-2025 02:23 PM
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RE: pop up buzz ball ad a real problem.
Makes the site nearly unusable on mobile. Wasn’t just that ad, there were a few others that were pretty annoying but not as bad as this one.
11-12-2025 12:19 AM
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RE: pop up buzz ball ad a real problem.
I agree. The buzz ball make this unusable on mobile. I even have pop ups block, but it still break through. This only started happening this past month.
11-16-2025 03:01 PM
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