"Disable your ad blocker to continue"

[lnr@sunny.garden]

@faraiwe Might be worth trying reader mode. Works well for cookie popups (but not always) dunno how good it is for ad blocker popups.

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

Gee, I guess people really, really dislike ad block disable requests.

Lesson: rant long enough, and you will hit a common point everyone hates.*

* - that's not the lesson.

[captain_jack_sparrow@mastodon.world]

@faraiwe

me too

[v_d_richards@literatur.social]

@faraiwe

Yeah, like this

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

@Kerplunk delete the cookies, leave the site.

See how I fixed all your whining?

Shoo.

[hakuso@mastodon.social]

@ahalam
I use iptables, but I'm on Linux, think it's the hosts file in Windows you can.edit to block requests to a site.

[roens@hachyderm.io]

@faraiwe
1️⃣ on Reader view … or "Inspect Element" then delete the modal overlay

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

@roens OR...crazy idea, I know... don't bother with that website.

The very design already shows it's NOT something you want to patronize, or give your custom to.

Vote with your wallet, and your attention/presence.

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

Ok, because a repeat thing, it seems.

I am *NOT* interested in anyone's look-I-discovered-this-thing-everyone-else-knew-about to circumvent the adblocker request.

The very intent of whoever designed it already tells me I shouldn't bother with it.

Respect yourself more, people, PLEASE.

[roens@hachyderm.io]

@faraiwe
Sure, yeah. Unless I actually do want to *see* what's on the page… that's when I'll use the approaches I offered earlier. If it's some site where I might exchange funds for goods/services, then buh-bye!