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Yes, I'm looking for a browser plugin to do that (with whitelisting to turn some back on, preferably).
by nix0n 10y ago
Yes, I'm looking for a browser plugin to do that (with whitelisting to turn some back on, preferably).
- Nadya 10y agouBlock or any other ad blocking add-on should be able to. Add "##video", "##audio", and "##canvas" to your blacklist rules to remove them from the DOM. Then you can whitelist on a per-site basis to turn them back on if desired.
- unexistance 10y agoCan I ask for an example entry / site that you actually do this?