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Can we please just post the print version. As this site asks for a signup which I am not willing to do.

• amitamb 13y ago
  If using chrome try executing following from Console (Right click > Inspect element) $("#TB_overlay").remove();$("#TB_window").remove();
  • Estragon 13y ago
    Nice. How did you figure that out?
    • noarchy 13y ago
      Chrome has a some nice developer tools. OP probably right-clicked the popup and got the element name, and from there knew exactly what to target.
      • codygman 13y ago
        Just to make it known, this particular set of tools isn't chrome exclusive and Firefox also has these features.
  • mike-cardwell 13y ago
    In Firefox, right click the element and select "Inspect Element". This will then show you the DOM, with the element higlighted. Then right click the hilighted element and click "Delete Node". Alternately, click "Web Console", and then type in the same command as from the example above.
• cpleppert 13y ago
  ESC or cmd period is your friend :)
• brown9-2 13y ago
  Sorry, the link I followed did not show this popup, and I'm not sure how to link to a version without it. That is quite annoying.