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>setting a CSS "opacity: 0;" on the page, then removing it with JS, even when JS is not required to load the page Reader mode (ctrl+alt+r) instantly gets rid o
by 5e92cb50239222b 5y ago
>setting a CSS "opacity: 0;" on the page, then removing it with JS, even when JS is not required to load the page
Reader mode (ctrl+alt+r) instantly gets rid of this kind of crap.