What are some essential browser extensions for "quieting down" the internet?JustinHanagan@kbin.social to Technology@lemmy.world – 245 points – 7 months agostaygrounded.online32Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentI don't think you even need consent-o-matic. uBlock Origin can block the cookie popups (it's just not enabled by default)Wat, I just looked this up, you go to settings > filter lists > annoyances. You can block popup nags as well! This is game changing.In found this often breaks sites, so the combination is still better.Seriously, wow!More often than not the annoyance filter hides the popup/consent page in its entirety, without bypassing it, and the website is unusable.
I don't think you even need consent-o-matic. uBlock Origin can block the cookie popups (it's just not enabled by default)Wat, I just looked this up, you go to settings > filter lists > annoyances. You can block popup nags as well! This is game changing.In found this often breaks sites, so the combination is still better.Seriously, wow!More often than not the annoyance filter hides the popup/consent page in its entirety, without bypassing it, and the website is unusable.
Wat, I just looked this up, you go to settings > filter lists > annoyances. You can block popup nags as well! This is game changing.In found this often breaks sites, so the combination is still better.Seriously, wow!
More often than not the annoyance filter hides the popup/consent page in its entirety, without bypassing it, and the website is unusable.
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I don't think you even need consent-o-matic. uBlock Origin can block the cookie popups (it's just not enabled by default)
Wat, I just looked this up, you go to settings > filter lists > annoyances.
You can block popup nags as well! This is game changing.
In found this often breaks sites, so the combination is still better.
Seriously, wow!
More often than not the annoyance filter hides the popup/consent page in its entirety, without bypassing it, and the website is unusable.