How to block annoying gui elements (pop outs) on websites


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Hello,

do you know how to easily block annoying gui elements, i mean (pop outs) like for newsletter. I tried accomplishing this using ublock with just like 1-2 commands, but then it was breaking websites! I Am on Chrome. Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Thanks!
 

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I think it's difficult to help you with that because it's against forum rules.
 

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empleat said:
Hello,

do you know how to easily block annoying gui elements, i mean (pop outs) like for newsletter. I tried accomplishing this using ublock with just like 1-2 commands, but then it was breaking websites! I Am on Chrome. Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Thanks!
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Using the same filters, in uBlock it doesn't work for some reason but if you use AdGuard and enable the AdGuard Annoyances filter it would work:

AdGuard Annoyances filter
Blocks irritating elements on web pages including cookie notices, third-party widgets and in-page pop-ups. Contains the following AdGuard filters: Cookie Notices, Popups, Mobile App Banners, Other Annoyances and Widgets.
Click to expand...
Note: Please do not enable AdGuard for this forum to support it.
 

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    G.Skill Trident Z 3200mhz 2x8GB
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