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Usually, these banners can be bypassed by using reader-view. If the website doesn't support reader-view, it's hostile trash anyway in 99% of the time. And if t
by hans1729 5y ago
Usually, these banners can be bypassed by using reader-view.
If the website doesn't support reader-view, it's hostile trash anyway in 99% of the time. And if the website does support reader-view, not using it is insane anyway. So using reader view essentially solves that problem.
That being said: since most powerusers bypass the warnings anyway through various means (like browser-extensions, content-filters etc.), the only consequence of your silent protest will be that you don't have access to that one website. Normal users don't even register the banners anymore, they just click the first button that makes the banner disappear.