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No blanket bans on websites please. I dislike Twitters interface as much as the next guy, but if it annoys you so much, then use an adblocker filter. twitter
by sva_ 5y ago
No blanket bans on websites please. I dislike Twitters interface as much as the next guy, but if it annoys you so much, then use an adblocker filter.
twitter.com##[id^="layers"] > [class^="css-"]:has([dir^="auto"]):not(:has([aria-expanded])):has(a[href^="/"]):has-text(/Log in|Sign Up/)
twitter.com##html[dir]:style(overflow: auto !important;)
- Jaruzel 5y agoI've just done some rudimentary testing... 1. Incognito window -> No Model Popup, just the accept cookies/sign-in bottom bar 2. Edge with no add-ons -> No Model Popup, just the accept cookies/sign-in bottom bar 3. Chrome with uBlock Origin -> Model Popup, impossible to browse Twitter if not logged in. So, are they detecting an ad-blocker, and ONLY doing the model popup on those browsers?
- strken 5y agoIf Chrome's your main browser, they're probably just tracking you and detecting that you've visited Twitter a number of times without signing up.
- weird-eye-issue 5y agoBy the way you can enable extensions in Incognito if you wanted to test this
- mkl 5y agoChrome with uBlock Origin here, and I've never seen the modal*, so it can't be as simple as that. I'd guess country plays a role. Of course, even without the modal, I often can't find the comments/replies that other people seem to, but that's a different problem. *Yes, not "model", "modal" as in "mode", but not spelled as in "mode".
- dmos62 5y agoFirefox + ublock origin = no annoyances on twitter without being signed in.