Late reply: yes, it's annoying, but thankfully not many folks seem to have rolled this out. You receive a single popup for a given domain, confirming that you w

Late reply: yes, it's annoying, but thankfully not many folks seem to have rolled this out. You receive a single popup for a given domain, confirming that you want to block tynt for that site; the page is then reloaded, sans tynt. There's another extension based on Tynt Blocker (named, creatively, Tynt Blocker 2) that doesn't ask for confirmation first: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ajefkgbbbikgjalbdibncckphodjfnci https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ajefkgbbbikgjalb...