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Typically, disabling JS (e.g. with NoScript) prevents most of the annoying dialogs like this. Also it helps with some paywalls. Of course, it adds a bunch of ot
by st1ck 6y ago
Typically, disabling JS (e.g. with NoScript) prevents most of the annoying dialogs like this. Also it helps with some paywalls. Of course, it adds a bunch of other annoyances with websites which won't work properly without JS (that is, most of them).