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I'd disable javascript on the offending website (not web apps, but blogs, news sites, or the likes) for anything JS related that causes annoyances, like popups
by shujito 7y ago
I'd disable javascript on the offending website (not web apps, but blogs, news sites, or the likes) for anything JS related that causes annoyances, like popups or unsolicited modals or alerts.
- Someone1234 7y agoThis can be done entirely with CSS or even HTML. Disabling JS only mitigates this, it isn't a solution.
- jakeogh 7y agoHow can a page modify the selection without JS?