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Archive link: https://archive.is/P8Ym2 https://archive.is/P8Ym2 There is a nag that tries to force you to enter your e-mail mid-way down the page.

• HiroshiSan 6y ago
  you can also use uBlock Origin to zap the elements.
  • Ansil849 6y ago
    Can you get it to successfully work on this page? Zapping elements gets rid of the pop-up, but also makes scrolling impossible.
    • enjoyyourlife 6y ago
      nationalgeographic.com##html:style(height:100%!important;overflow:scroll!important;position: static !important) nationalgeographic.com##body:style(height:100%!important;overflow:scroll!important;position: static !important)
      • Ansil849 6y ago
        I added this to my custom filter list, and it did not get rid of the sign-up pop-up.
        • enjoyyourlife 6y ago
          You can use the zapper tool for that
          • Ansil849 6y ago
            Like I said in this thread, I tried and could not get it working. I am curious how other people got it working, since we are using the same tool and seeing the same webpage.
    • HiroshiSan 6y ago
      Yes I was able to get it to successfully work, you just have to keep zapping elements until the page displays properly. This also works on instagram if you're viewing without an account, though they seem to shadowban ip's now as I can't view accounts until after a few days.
      • Ansil849 6y ago
        Could you please paste your custom filter rules for it? I tried the keep-zapping approach, and eventually got rid of the pop-ups, but then was unable to actually scroll through the page and read the article.
• nyx_ 6y ago
  I fed it a Mailinator address and it was happy to let me keep reading.
• throwawayboise 6y ago
  Reader mode gets around it.