You missed the point entirely. The site owners’ claim that he doesn’t like the look of the CSS overlay is completely unacceptable - my browser, my computer, my

You missed the point entirely. The site owners’ claim that he doesn’t like the look of the CSS overlay is completely unacceptable - my browser, my computer, my ability to view the content in the manner of my choosing. How is it unacceptable? First off, you give up the ability to view the content in the manner of your choosing as soon as you install a plugin that filters the content for you. It would be like complaining about SPAM filtering because it decides an important e-mail is SPAM; for every other email it was perfectly fine, but when it gets one wrong, suddenly it's stealing my email? Please. Secondly, it is completely the plugin developer's prerogative! If Mr. NoScript doesn't like the look of the Ghostery CSS overlay and blocks it, that's his choice! Nobody is asking him why NoScript blocks pop-ups or full-page overlays or even text ads. And guess what, if people don't like it, they can remove the plugin. And maybe everybody will. But I doubt it.