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> added support for the <dialog> element Might as well get started on those uBlock filters! dialog[class*="newsletter" i] dialog[id*="newsletter" i]
by stimpson_j_cat 5y ago
> added support for the <dialog> element
Might as well get started on those uBlock filters!
dialog[class*="newsletter" i]
dialog[id*="newsletter" i]
dialog[class*="social" i]
dialog[id*="social" i]
dialog[id*="mailchimp" i]
- musicale 5y agoEvery so often I daydream about a magical web browser with my preferred settings: [x] Block javascript popups and scrollovers [x] Block newsletter and notification solicitations [x] Really block all forms of auto-playing video in a way that actually works
- KarlKemp 5y agoA „JavaScript popup“ is indistinguishable from a div (or other block element) or its visibility being toggled.
- mushyhammer 5y agoNot true in most cases. Usually popups have use position:fixed so they can be “easily” targeted. I remember seeing some extension that disabled position:fixed across the board (I assume it had terrible perf though)
- kyleee 5y agohow about just dialog*
- anhner 5y agoBecause you might just need that dialog to edit an entry in a table?
- throwra620 5y ago