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what is a pop up? where is it to click
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There is no pop-up icon on the right end of the omnibox or anywhere for that matter. just the words about:blank#blocked. there is a small i within a circle that gives a few steps to follow, but that doesn't work. By the way, it works in edge. Also added the url under allowed in settings - pop-u[s redirect. Still didn't work.
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Also do not see any pop-up or notification in the onmibar.
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apparently no one knows how to fix this.
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I am having the same issue recently when opening links on sites that I have always been able to access, so I don't know what's going on. I am trying to contact google support directly.
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About:blank is a special blank page in browsers that appears due to problems, malware, or malware removal. It can also be a useful home page.
I get the “about:blank” page whenever I run my browser. Lately I’ve been getting “about:blank#blocked”, too. What is a simple, fool-proof way to get rid of it?
About:blank is a blank page built into web browsers to display when they have nothing else to display.
It’s not something you “get rid of.”
The problem, of course, is that about:blank can show up unexpectedly. Here’s why, and what to do next.
“about:blank” is a blank page built into your web browser displayed when there’s nothing else to show. It’s not malware but can result from malware being removed. “about:blank#blocked” is sometimes displayed as the result of security software blocking access to something. “about:blank” can also be used as a fast browser homepage.
About:blank isn’t really “about” anything. The word “about:” is a keyword some browsers use as a way to enable some functionality or display standard pages. You can read more about “about:” in this Wikipedia article.
About:blank displays a blank page, similar to that shown above.
That’s it; about:blank is nothing more and nothing less than a blank page built into your browser.
Most browsers have to display something in the browser window. If they can’t figure out anything else to display, they display about:blank.
Since I keep hearing from people assuming otherwise, let me be extra clear:
However, your browser may display about:blank because of malware.
Again, about:blank is not malware, it is not a virus, it is not malicious. At worst, it’s a symptom of malware. Malware sometimes breaks things, making your browser unable to display a page, in which case it displays about:blank instead.
The solution in these cases is to run up-to-date scans for malware.
Malware can break your browser and leave it in a confused or broken state. The browser may also be left in such a state after malware is removed.
What that means is the process of removing malware might cause the browser to become confused. Perhaps it was displaying a page provided by the malware which, once removed, leaves the browser nothing to display. The browser must display something, so it displays about:blank.
In recent months, we’ve also seen reports of the browser displaying the about:blank page with an element reference1 of “blocked”.
This is apparently used by some security packages, and perhaps even the security features in some browsers, to block access to links or content that are considered risky or malicious. The reason is simple: the browser needs to display a page, but the original target is blocked for security reasons, so about:blank is displayed instead. The element “blocked” is added to describe what’s happened.
If this is something you’re seeing regularly, review your browser security settings, your security software settings, and your browser extensions.
Since there are so many reasons this can appear, there is no single fix I’m aware of.
Your browser homepage is the page you see when you first run the browser or hit the “Home” button.
You can set the homepage to whatever you like. “About:blank” is one option, specifically because since there’s nothing to display — it’s a blank page, after all — it’s fast.
As an example, in the most recent version of Microsoft Edge, click on the ellipsis icon in the upper right of the menu bar, and then on Settings in the resulting menu.
The result will list “about:blank” as the page to open when you start Microsoft Edge.
To enable and set the Home button to about:blank:
Now your browser will (quickly) return to about:blank whenever you click the Home button and when you first open the browser.
About:blank is not something you “get rid of”. Instead, you need to look for the reason that Chrome is displaying this built-in blank page. It can be the result of having been set as the browser home page, which you can set in Chrome Settings. It can also be a side effect of malware being present or having been removed.
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1: No, that’s not a hashtag. The pound sign, or hash mark, is used to indicate that what follows is a page element id to jump to. If the id does not exist anywhere on the page — as is the case with about:blank, since it’s blank — it fails silently.
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I’ve started using the about:blank function as my opening page. Basically as a platform to launch from. Sometimes when my connection is slow for some reason, my computer hangs & I have a devil of a time closing the browser (firefox). If I click on the home page icon & it can’t get out to it, it seems easier to shut down & go kill a bit of time playing solitare until the problem clears up. I use a wireless provider and it seems that many things can cause it to mess up.
I agree with Mike. About:Blank is an excellent starting point.
Sometimes loading a page you don’t always want to read is counter-productive, especially if your monthly limit is on the low side or you’re paying by the kb.
These days a lot of pages load Mb of ‘junk’ just because they can – flashy banners, video clips, etc etc – and unless you watch/read all of it, you are downloading data for no good reason.
If you want to start without loading a page, allowing you the time to choose what you want from favorites or whatever you wanted to type, about:blank is perfect.
When you click home that is about:blank. Setting it as the default page is an excellent choice. Your browser is basically idle.
There is no way to ‘get rid of it’. It is written into the browser and has been for nearly twenty years. It looks odd but the term comes from the early days when more formal terms and structuring were prevalent (and DOS ruled as well). Most browsers as we know them came from or owe their existance to a program called MOSAIC, which you should do a search on. It might be heavy but it will probably fascinate you.
For the about:blank as a home page people.
Consider creating a minimalist web page with your most common links on it and saving it on your hard drive.
You get the speed benifits of About:blank but also get your most common items with one click.
You wrote: “My “Home” page is a page of my own creation full of links to various places I go and sites I use frequently.”
Exactly & precisely what I do, as well. 🙂
This about:blank web page reminds me of the Opera web browser which has a home page of links.
You can’t sign out of the browser by x’ing out a tab. you get this links page. you have to alt-x to close the browser.
It’s easy to sign out of other browsers by mistake.
I, too, always use “about:blank” as my home page. I started that after being issued my first laptop, long before wireless was everywhere. When I had an actual webpage as my home page, e.g. Google, and was not connected the browser would hang for a long time, and I am impatient. Also, when learning that many websites track where you go when you leave their site I began the practice of clicking the “home” icon and then navigating to my new destination. I felt that going from a retailers site to a baseball score site was information about me they really didn’t need to have.
I have my Internet Explorer load to a blank page on purpose. I don’t want or need a home page so it’s my default home page. Loading a page with lots of graphics takes a long time on an old computer, so that’s why I do it, but also I don’t need that home page and can choose where I want to go once the internet is up and running. To get rid of it, just choose a home page.
In my case,I think about blank is one of Microsoft home page.about blank shows for less than a second on starting my Home page (google).My Home page in Internet options never changes it’s always google.
This you did not explain in your article.
I love about blank, when I fire up my PC I sure as heck don’t need nor want to see a bunch of kooky info from the get-go. As an example, If I want to find my weather info I’ll look it up myself.
My “start” (i.e., “home”) page is a hand-written local offline (on-disk) html page with links to various Google services, and to my online web page. It loads almost instantly.     🙂
I’m not a real dummy, but I’ve portrayed one more than once. Such as just last week when, for no apparent reason, Chrome changed my “Open browser to” settings. I couldn’t remember if it was supposed to be aboutblank, about.com or blank.com. About.com was a website, but the next one I tried (blank.com) gave me the blank page I wanted so I went with it. Within a week my browser was being misdirected to some Spanish-language gaming site and I got a malware alert. I ran a full scan, got rid of it, then told the IT son about it. “ABOUT BLANK, Mom, ABOUT BLANK.” : ) There are those who know, those who don’t, and those who know just enough to be dangerous. sigh
@Joy
Just for the record, it’s about:blank. Punctuation is important ;=)
Punctuation is Bob Rankin’s thing. 🙂
@Joy,
You might want to get that IT son to take a look at your computer for malware. Things shouldn’t be changing like that on it!
Nobody is truly ‘dumb’, they are only unfocused in one or more disciplines. Those with no actual working knowledge of a concept often contribute to the solution of very vexing problems to those who have studied it hard. Or, to put it in a different way, grace is not learned, it is found.
All is not that easy with ABOUT BLANK because i once had a problem with it where i couldn’t get rid of it and then relished there’s also a virus with the name of ABOUT BLANK. After i removed the virus all was then ok again.
I used to have MSN as my home page. The page was all very interesting, and offered quite a few things to read – thus I was waylaid from what I had intended to do. I can’t remember why or how I had that page. One day I decided to get rid of it; in wanting nothing showing on the home page I got “about: blank”. Very good! No distractions!!
yes I ve set google as my home page and checked it about a hundred times and yes internet explorer opens to google. however, when I click on a new tab on the google page to open up ANOTHER page- I get about:blank. so how can you change that so that each page you open thereafter is also google???
I’m not sure that’s possible, but if you open a blank page and type your search question in the address bar, it will Google, or whatever search engine you use, it for you from there. No need to open the Google home page each time.
I had no problem getting rid of about: blank. I have a program named “Hijack this.” I ran the program, found about: blank on the scan of the program and deleted it. done! I do not know if HiJack This is still around but I do have the program and will send it to anyone who needs it.
Hi Sandy,
I need this program. It’s a long story I will tell if you want, but my situation is bad. I just got a job working from home and I have this about:blank problem. Will lose my job if I don’t get started. Have NO money to buy anything, no vehicle to go to a job away from home. So I NEED this job. So if you don’t mind sending the software, I’m your forever best friend. [removed]@hotmail.com
Here’s the link to Hijack this. Be sure to click where it say Download@MajorGeeks which is right under Download Locations. All other links and buttons are ads.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/trend_micro_hijackthis.html
Just read your article on about: blank, and how you got rid of it. We’ve got it too. Not obviously a problem, but I do wonder if its browser monitoring function does compromise the PC’s security. Also, is it involved somehow in junk e mails?
Could you be very kind and forward the link to ‘hijack this’.
It’s not monitoring your computer. It has nothing to do with spam. It’s just the result of your computer being slow. As Leo explains it is just your browser loading nothing.
Not quite true that about:blank is benign and not something to be removed. It is a huge annoyance and prohibits me from doing quite ordinary things. Today for example, I wanted to place a small order with Amazon. Went well right up to proceeding to checkout. The about:blank window popped up; I clicked it off (I thought) and again tried to proceed to Amazon checkout; tried many times; could not find the answer. And surely there MUST be a straight answer. — I’ve been using computers for 40+ years. Now elderly and losing my patience quicker; refuse to read tomes of nonsense just to get to what should be a simply solution. I did not ask for this, don’t want it, need it to go away. Thanks.
about:blank just means the page hasn’t loaded yet. So every time you click it off you click off the page you are trying to load. It’s, like, the default p
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