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You can disable this as a browser setting in some browsers (like Chrome). It was driving me nuts until I figured out I could just flip a global flag for it.
by thoughtpeddler 2y ago
You can disable this as a browser setting in some browsers (like Chrome). It was driving me nuts until I figured out I could just flip a global flag for it.
- Huhty 2y agoHow??
- knallfrosch 2y agoThere's probably a better way, but I use this graphical element zapper from Ublock Origin to hide distracting elements. Works wonders for sites that I visit regularly. StackOverflow: Do I need related posts? The left sidebar (whatever it is they have there, I have forgotten already)? Their footer?