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Sticky headers bother me especially when trying to read news sites on a laptop. Similar bookmarklets I have found helpful are "static ding" and "static nuke" (
by blue_skies 9y ago
Sticky headers bother me especially when trying to read news sites on a laptop. Similar bookmarklets I have found helpful are "static ding" and "static nuke" (staticding.org). Static Ding just changes "fixed" DOM elements to "relative". They remain in the DOM and visible but they can scroll off screen. I use that to read (for example) New York Times op eds because a NY Times' link to view comments is on the sticky header itself. If I don't need continued access to a sticky header, I use Static Nuke, which sets "fixed" DOM elements to "display: none", similar to the posted bookmarklet which removes them from the DOM.