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you can also use uBO's ":style()" function to override css properties and effectively "un-sticky" the majority of header/nav elements if you prefer not removing
by shbooms 7y ago
you can also use uBO's ":style()" function to override css properties and effectively "un-sticky" the majority of header/nav elements if you prefer not removing them completely. I use these two filters to globally un-stick every header and nav element which uses CSS position properties to sticky themselves (which is a good many of them):
##header:style(position: absolute !important)
##nav:style(position: absolute !important)
- mgnn 7y agoI use a more simplistic solution: I bind a keyboard shortcut to uBO's element zapper so I can just zap sticky headers as I find them. I have to zap for every repeat visit, but the same shortcut works for zapping sticky sidebar videos or other undesirable elements too.