You might want to check that your system is free from malicious software.
An application like MalwareBytes is designed to help identify, quarantine and remove 'adware' installed onto your PC - the type that intrude in *any* browser instance, not just Second Life's browser. These ads are not caused by the pages you're viewing, your PC could be adding them due to installed malicious adware.
As far as I'm aware, the in-world browser doesn't act like this on its own.
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Freya Mokusei
You might want to check that your system is free from malicious software.
An application like MalwareBytes is designed to help identify, quarantine and remove 'adware' installed onto your PC - the type that intrude in *any* browser instance, not just Second Life's browser. These ads are not caused by the pages you're viewing, your PC could be adding them due to installed malicious adware.
As far as I'm aware, the in-world browser doesn't act like this on its own.
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