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> I personally hate the modal that comes up every time if I'm not logged in and how much of my screen is take up by fixed bars. Regarding this, you can block t
by busymom0 7y ago
> I personally hate the modal that comes up every time if I'm not logged in and how much of my screen is take up by fixed bars.
Regarding this, you can block these UI elements using content blockers. I have used uBlock Origin to block these on my Safari Mac and AdGuard to block them on iOS. I am sure similar equivalents exist for other browsers too which you might use.
I shared a few examples on how to do that on a reddit post before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/av3frt/i_figured_out_a_way_to_permanently_hide_the_4/?st=jwkw9zgf&sh=009919f9 https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/av3frt/i_figured_out...
Here's one for Medium specifically:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ios/comments/av3jlw/i_figured_out_a_way_to_permanently_hide_the_4/ehdaa76/?st=jwkwbu47&sh=7d20ac94 https://www.reddit.com/r/ios/comments/av3jlw/i_figured_out_a...
- jeena 7y ago> Regarding this, you can block these UI elements using content blockers. Oh, wow, this is kind of a revelation to me, I can block the overlay, the bottom fixed banner and the top fixed header and suddenly even medium is a decent reading experience. Thanks for the tip, I'll be using it on other sites too!
- busymom0 7y agoYep, I have been using it to block many things on different sites. On Youtube, I have blocked the "recommended" videos section for example.