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I've got a few different ways to handle these nag sites, but the annoying part is that I need to remember each separate approach for each site. For example, fo
by mcv 3y ago
I've got a few different ways to handle these nag sites, but the annoying part is that I need to remember each separate approach for each site.
For example, for the daily beast, I set the debugger to pause on subtree changes. They remove the article from the dom when you scroll, and the debugger stops that before that happens.
Other sites I just remove the modal popup from the dom and disable the class that prevents scrolling. Some sites I open in archive.is.
What I want is a browser that remembers all these fixes for me and applies them automatically.
- 5Qn8mNbc2FNCiVV 3y agoJust disable JS