Like Corel, Deneba previously had its own way to handle Web output, but that's been abandoned in favor of plain HTML with cascading style sheets. Deneba Canvas 7 is a program that will serve you well if you take the time to learn how it works. Norton Internet Security has a function that will accomplish this task, but is has some nasty side effects. But I do have a problem with ads that include never-ending animations, with ads that include sound, with ads that open in new windows, and with ads that are so cumbersome that they slow the entire site to a crawl. This is increasingly the norm.
New guidelines allow the ads to be much larger.
When I upgraded my computer in February, I didn't re-install the hosts file, so I've been seeing the ads again. The recent announcement that ads will be larger didn't bother me as much as the new technologies being used to make the ads jump out and grab my attention. I consider that bad-faith advertising. It's time to get rid of the junk, the clutter, and the annoyance. If you use it in a corporate setting, you're expected to pay for it.