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Assuming charitably that by "issue" you mean seeing your own popup, if it's meant as a slap to users who have Javascript enabled you might consider a more strai
by HelloNurse 6y ago
Assuming charitably that by "issue" you mean seeing your own popup, if it's meant as a slap to users who have Javascript enabled you might consider a more straightforward warning,for example "If you don't like harmless blocking popups, think of all the worse things that Javascript can do against you, from tracking what parts of a porn clip you fast forward through to compiling a database of your movements. Disable Javascript."
- sneak 6y agoIt was a joke; I put the modal popup there on purpose. Thousands of people have found it useful, the author of the website among them. Options for people who don't like it: 1) don't visit my website 2) greylist resources using uBlock Origin 3) disable js 4) complain All but one of these strategies are effective.