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avel | 7 months ago

Good information, but you can already turn this off via the (quite hidden, I admit) setting that is mentioned in the article. That's a better way to turn this off completely, rather than patch it via a visual rule.

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cormorant|7 months ago

The article mentions a setting in Chrome only. Someone using uBlock Origin is not using Chrome.

metadat|7 months ago

Either way it's something you'd need to go out of your way to configure any time you interact with a new web browser. And both ways can be disabled randomly (Chrome settings changes during browser updates, or uBlock extension being deprecated).