• brokenlcd@feddit.it
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    2 months ago

    With ublock origin’ element picker. You can make a rule to block the adblock blocker. Happy browsing!

      • ivn
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        You can try either:

        • enable uBlock Origin annoyance lists, they are more comprehensive than just blocking the popup manually, I use them and haven’t seen this kind of popups in a long time
        • your browser reader mode
        • an archived version of the page
        • If you really want to read this and none of the above works you can try to open the inspector and find the element that has an overflow: hidden property and remove that property, but that’s way more involved
      • TurboWafflz@lemmy.world
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        2 months ago

        Usually they’re just adding the overflow: hidden css property to whatever container the article is in, which you can just remove from your browser’s debugger

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      IME the element picker always forgets what it picked after you reload the page. Usually too much work.

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        element picker always forgets what it picked

        Then you are using the element zapper mode and not the element picker mode