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Same. Would be nice to have a "make this recur" button so when page reloads I don't have to keep doing it. EDIT: If it's just text I'm after, I'll also go in

• _asummers 11y ago
  You could use something like Greasemonkey and set up rules for that domain, though it'd be nice if this was automated from the action of deleting an element.
• sp332 11y ago
  uBlock Origin has an element-selector built in. It pops up a little editing window, and you can modify and save the element to your own block list.
• knowaveragejoe 11y ago
  The downside is that web pages often change, so this might not work for long.
• seanp2k2 11y ago
  Write a small TamperMonkey script to fix their BS JS. That's what I did when Comcast wouldn't let me pay my bill without creating a Comcastic!!! Account. My login worked just fine, but they really wanted to block me from paying my bill until I created a separate account with their useless email features and other things for some reason. Killing some DOM elements let me pay their ransom.