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Those modals are infuriating. Every time you go to SS for a different article, it will nag you. Does anyone have a uBlock rule to drop them all?
by imglorp 4y ago
Those modals are infuriating. Every time you go to SS for a different article, it will nag you.
Does anyone have a uBlock rule to drop them all?
- dredmorbius 4y agoI'm using this in Stylish, a CSS manager browser extension: /* Substack modals, nags, etc. */ [class*="frontend-components-SubscribePrompt"] { display: none; } Saved as "Substack" and applied to any page/domain which uses Substack. Otherwise, for UBO, these two should work: ###.frontend-components-SubscribePrompt-module__subscribeDialog--2_6UY.frontend-pencraft-FlexBox-module__flex-align-center--21WCV.frontend-pencraft-FlexBox-module__flex-direction-column--2sph3.frontend-pencraft-FlexBox-module__flex--fK-9V ###.frontend-components-SubscribePrompt-module__background--2DQPj I suspect Substack vary their element names (e.g., the "2_6UY" and "2DQPj" strings in the above list), so that substring matches as I've used in my CSS example should be more robust. UBO uses the Easylist blocking syntax which ... I can't seem to find documented, so I'm guessing as to the specific patterns. Corrections/clues welcomed.