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To help 2012 go out with a bang, we're offering 50% offall licenses until the end of the year!

Click here to purchase with the discount, and please share this with your friends.

To purchase for someone else, just enter your own details, then you'll be emailed a link to change the license details after purchase.

And to renew an existing license, click here to have your current license details sent to you, then enter your code at the purchasing link above.

BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING...
We've spent years working on new technologies for Ad Muncher, and are extremely excited that these will soon be seeing the light of day.

Your support is critical, now more than ever, and will help us to finally realize our vision for what Ad Muncher can be.

Thank you for making this possible, and best wishes for Christmas and the new year from the Ad Muncher team!





This is the best system wide adblocker. I'm a bit annoyed that i just renewed my license like a week ago, and they have this sale, but its okay.
Thought i'd share this

Get it while its on sale! You wont regret it.

Edited by muggerfugger, 21 December 2012 - 20:52.

[Obi-Wan Kenobi]

I'd give my left arm to have ad-muncher back on my system again! I miss it badly!

[+Lovell]

I can't believe you now have to renew Ad Muncher, I payed $20 years ago and get unlimited premium updates etc.

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obiwankenobi, on 21 December 2012 - 20:49, said:

I'd give my left arm to have ad-muncher back on my system again! I miss it badly!

$15 isnt bad!

i had to delete the renew license link. I just copied and pasted the email i got, i didn't realize it was linked to my account some how. Seems many people clicked that link which auto sends me an email with my license details or something lol

If you want to renew your license, or buy a new license.
use the coupon Christmas2012

[-Razorfold]

obiwankenobi, on 21 December 2012 - 20:49, said:

I'd give my left arm to have ad-muncher back on my system again! I miss it badly!

You can get it for free with trialpay, there's a link to it on their website. What I did was sign up for a netflix trial, got admuncher and then cancelled netflix. Total cost? $0.

[Obi-Wan Kenobi]

My problem is, I don't have a credit card. Isn't that required for the trial pay thing? It's been a bad year for me, to say the least. Had to cancel the only CC I've ever owned. It's a long story.....but hey, you know, Christmas is right around the corner...I can't buy gifts, but hopefully, I have some family that can help. Not trying to make a sobbing story, just stating the facts. Not much (if any) christmas happening around my house this year. Makes me sad, too. Sorry, I'm off topic. I'll see what happens, I guess.

[warwagon]

muggerfugger, on 21 December 2012 - 20:54, said:

$15 isnt bad!

It is when it's per machine.

[JJ_]

I guess you guys have never heard of Adblock Plus

[ashpowell]

There's so many free adblockers, why pay for this? Are there any benefits?

[Night Prowler]

Awesome, just got unlimited.

I've tried all the other ad blockers out there and AdMuncher is by far better...

What a great deal.

Also, Acronis is having a great year end sale on True Image 2012 and Universal Restore for $29.99

[TPreston]

ashpowell, on 21 December 2012 - 21:37, said:

There's so many free adblockers, why pay for this? Are there any benefits?

Adblock plus is per user blocking, Admuncher is per machine blocking, Secure gateways and network firewalls are per network blocking (without installing any software)

[Javik]

ashpowell, on 21 December 2012 - 21:37, said:

There's so many free adblockers, why pay for this? Are there any benefits?

It interfaces directly with your computer's network stack and blocks advertising at network level, and it works system wide so advertising will be blocked in all applications, you don't have to download and set up plugins in all of your browsers.

[+ozzy76]

I use wget in a batch file that's ran from my Startup folder that retrieves an ad servers hosts file from a website and gets copied to drivers\etc. It's been working fine so far.

[Javik]

Your hosts file isn't really designed to be used in that way, it's mostly for manual mapping of IP addresses (whilst waiting for DNS changes to propagate and so on). Having hosts files with large amounts of entries in them can cause serious slowdowns of all network traffic due to the way Windows handles DNS caching. ad muncher however has no appreciable effect on that

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Javik, on 21 December 2012 - 22:02, said:

It interfaces directly with your computer's network stack and blocks advertising at network level, and it works system wide so advertising will be blocked in all applications, you don't have to download and set up plugins in all of your browsers.

I guess that's nice for multiple users but many people have a single user machine. I bought AdMuncher many moons ago but decided that Adblock is just as good. BTW, my wife uses my laptop some times and she doesn't want to use any ad blocking software. It's easier for me to just add it to Chrome, which is all I use these days.

Not dissing AdMuncher, though. It's good software.