So, shortly, what my extension does? It removes (in a few modes) popups, windows, panels, bars, overlays, omnipresent cookie notifications and blur wrappers, that prevent you from enjoyment here, in the internet. The Store page provides vital information, including that it is an open source extension, that it has an excellent rating on the store, and that it is capable of dealing with different types of popups and overlays that you may encounter on the Internet.
To get started, install the extension with a click on the install button on the Chrome Web Store.
Good news is that the extension does away with Google's popups on its sites, once you make a slight change in the extension's settings. An extension like PopUpOff is easier to use, but it offers less control over the entire process this means that it will work on sites but that there are sites that it may not work on properly or requires updating. Many sites use overlays to display cookie or privacy consent prompts, others may require that users sign-in to continue, or display a prompt to get them to sign-in, or request an email address to continue.Ĭontent blockers may be used to deal with these either automatically or manually, but it requires work, especially if sites start to randomize things or change the code regularly. Popups and overlays come in different forms on today's Internet.
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