Double Dose

Need a work around for a common web surfing problem. It's a problem that sucks up too much time out of a surf session. Need a solution that will deal a sure and fast death blow to the misdirect. A misdirect may sound like a pop up but it's not. They're two totally separate things. The problem: when you visit a website that is an actual gallery of thumbnail images to browse images of hundreds of people (in this case ladies like the ones found at the link below) and you click on an image you find appealing (lets say the image that caught your eye was that of a blond woman walking through a park sans clothing) nine times out of ten you will not be directed to the image that caught your attention, the blond girl strolling naked through the park. Instead you'll be misdirected. Forget about the blond's 6 or so jpegs you had your heart set on seeing or any of the video clips taken at the park, for that matter. Nope, instead you'll be misdirected to another website, another totally different website with a different URL and one that contains more thumbnails of thousands more women. So now that you've been misdirected to a new website, you take a quick look around at the new thumbnail gallery and you see a ton of different women, one image stacked on top of another, with each woman represented by a thumbnail. You come across the thumbnail of a nice looking brunette who stops your little head dead in its tracks. And when you click on the heart-stoppers thumbnail, the same darn thing happens again ad nauseum, repeat cycle. Being forced to deal with misdirects again and again wastes a huge amount of time. The misdirects outnumber the direct connections 10 to 1. Any solutions on how a surfer can get around all the maddening misdirects and get right to the main image/video? Is there a code you enter or delete?

AquaFox

that is just the website folk trying to lure you into paying for more... all of the goods more than likely require an authenticated login to view.


perhaps if you see someone you really like, using a reverse image search might work. TinEye Reverse Image Search

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Double Dose

Actually when it comes to thumbnail galleries most of them do not require nor do they have any means of registering. They have links to other websites, but no links that will allow a surfer to register. I suppose that's because galleries were designed for garnering click throughs and not sign ups. I'd post a link to one as an example but this website won't allow that.

Redjake

The misdirects are unvoidable because the "real sites" don't even exist. It's all a big joke. They keep you going from site to site to get huge amounts of "click throughs," which generate (believe it or not) revenue. There's no code or anything like that to make the misdirects not occur - you need to find sites that are legit. The ones you are going to now are just spam porno sites to lure you into clicking shit 1000 times.

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Jetée

if there is a real website within the clickable thumbnails, what you might want to try is a right-mouse-click, "copy link address" and see if that is a site in which you feel is worthy of your time.

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RogueGypsy

The price you pay for 'free porn'. Try Firefox and have links open in a new tab -Explorer may do this too now, they copy all of Firefox's good stuff-. You will still get the new URL's popping up, but if you go back to the original image on the first page and 'click' it again you may have better luck.

Most of the time you will have to 'click' 4 or 5 times on the same image to get to the intended gallery. Some will never get you there, but most will click through to what you want to see.

I like the 'open in a new tab' option because it is much faster to simply close the new tab, than it is to 'go back' and have to wait for the previous page to re-load.


HTH

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