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And this is exactly why I enabled the global "Disable JavaScript" option in uBlock Origin. The frustration these popups constantly cause far outweighs the sligh
by akalsz 6y ago
And this is exactly why I enabled the global "Disable JavaScript" option in
uBlock Origin. The frustration these popups constantly cause far outweighs the
slight annoyance of having to re-enable JS for some websites (and you can ask
uBO to remember those anyways).
- SquareWheel 6y agouBlock Origin actually has a blocklist for cookie warnings. It would still allow sites to function normally without the constant interruptions. See "EasyList Cookie". https://easylist.to/ https://easylist.to/ Or if you prefer to block social media junk too (as I do), Fanboy's Annoyance list includes both cookies and social blocking.
- jsmith99 6y agoThat's a bit broken for me now. I don't see the popups but I still sometimes get the overlays that stop me scrolling and I have to turn off ublock for the site, click accept, and turn ublock back on.
- jabroni_salad 6y agoGrab the Remove Sticky bookmarklet to take care of that (not my website): https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/ https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/
- rapnie 6y agoYeah, the only problem is that sometimes it is not clear that a site is broken, when just some parts are omitted, like a search bar.
- mfontani 6y agoAnd this is why the consent information/opt-in/out boxes ought to be able to run with JS disabled, too. It's easy enough to do that... but that easy if it's something that gets put on the site via JS.