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You may also be interested in my filterlist[1] project for uBlock Origin which attempts to do this via CSS style overrides for many, many sites. [1] https://gi

You may also be interested in my filterlist[1] project for uBlock Origin which attempts to do this via CSS style overrides for many, many sites. [1] https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances

hotwire 9y ago
holy shit dude. if this is as awesome as it looks, i'm actually excited. thank you.
- yourduskquibble 9y ago
  No problem, I hope it works out for you! Feel free to spread the word to others as well as provide sites that are causing issues for you so I can add fixes to the list.
  - option_greek 9y ago
    Probably olark and other chat bot crap can be added too. They are mostly used these days for pushy sales people to hook casual browsers.
mikro2nd 9y ago
Brilliant, and Thank You. Ironically, though, this will probably limit severely the quantity and quality of data I can feed back to this Mozilla project via this add-on...
Santosh83 9y ago
Fantastic. You must submit your list to the uBlock Origin author for inclusion in the list of available filters.
- yourduskquibble 9y ago
  gorhill is aware of it [0]... I don't want to be too pushy and would rather let him come to his own conclusion on whether to include or not. [0] https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/pull/872 https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/pull/872
  - hotwire 9y ago
    Just want to say; I'm checking in after a few days of using it and... if i think about it, i guess i'm clicking that "killsticky" bookmark less and less. its funny, suddenly i don't even have to think about it, which is what this is all about - reducing cognitive load. re inclusion on ublock and the like: it should probably be an option that people can enable/disable; ublock is more about blocking ads/trackers, but i would wager that most people are annoyed with sticky stuff too. ready for the next challenge?.... getting rid of sites that fuck with the default scroll behaviour ;) thanks again :)

hotwire 9y ago

holy shit dude. if this is as awesome as it looks, i'm actually excited. thank you.

yourduskquibble 9y ago
No problem, I hope it works out for you! Feel free to spread the word to others as well as provide sites that are causing issues for you so I can add fixes to the list.
- option_greek 9y ago
  Probably olark and other chat bot crap can be added too. They are mostly used these days for pushy sales people to hook casual browsers.

mikro2nd 9y ago

Brilliant, and Thank You. Ironically, though, this will probably limit severely the quantity and quality of data I can feed back to this Mozilla project via this add-on...

Santosh83 9y ago

Fantastic. You must submit your list to the uBlock Origin author for inclusion in the list of available filters.

yourduskquibble 9y ago
gorhill is aware of it [0]... I don't want to be too pushy and would rather let him come to his own conclusion on whether to include or not. [0] https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/pull/872 https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/pull/872
- hotwire 9y ago
  Just want to say; I'm checking in after a few days of using it and... if i think about it, i guess i'm clicking that "killsticky" bookmark less and less. its funny, suddenly i don't even have to think about it, which is what this is all about - reducing cognitive load. re inclusion on ublock and the like: it should probably be an option that people can enable/disable; ublock is more about blocking ads/trackers, but i would wager that most people are annoyed with sticky stuff too. ready for the next challenge?.... getting rid of sites that fuck with the default scroll behaviour ;) thanks again :)