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Generally it works well, but what's particularly annoying is that it hides cookie walls, resulting in non-functional websites until I disable content blockers,
by thijsvandien 1y ago
Generally it works well, but what's particularly annoying is that it hides cookie walls, resulting in non-functional websites until I disable content blockers, close the dialog and re-enable them. Not sure if uBlock does any better, though.
- ron_k 1y agoThis is my only complaint. Most of the websites work fine, but others get stuck. I don’t know if Wipr 2 solved the issue.
- jraph 1y agoWe occasionally have this with the actual full uBlock Origin on Firefox as well. I don't think there's a general solution for this issue. Content blockers need to provide a workaround for each situation, if at all possible. At least it's possible to contribute to uBlock Origin's filters.
- layer8 1y agoGhostery does the same, but has more fine-grained per-website controls. You can for example turn off just the consent-popup-blocker function for a website while keeping the anti-tracking ad-blocking functions.
- carlosjobim 1y agoUse a bookmarklet to sweep sticky elements for those situation. Not ideal, but works fine.
- kstrauser 1y agoUse Safari’s own built-in “Hide Distracting Items”. It’s also pretty good at hiding the few remaining “disable your ad blocker to continue” popups Wipr doesn’t yet catch.