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<blockquote data-quote="forgottenuser79643" data-source="post: 903758" data-attributes="member: 88069">In regards to the &quot;Google consent popup&quot; notification, it is possible to hide the popup on Google.[*] using uBlock Origin. Dont know about youtube ads, as its done by filterlists for me. But first you have to know that you cant test out whether the method i use works every time you open Google, that is because Google does not show it every time you use their search engine. One time it shows, the other it doesn&#039;t and sometimes 3 times in a row if you auto remove cookies when closing the browser.I use the following code, aka filters, in the &#039;My Filters&#039; tab in uBlock Origin:[CODE]! Google - hide consent popup notice and restores scroll function.google.*##.wwYr3.aID8W.bErdLdgoogle.*##.aID8W.m114nf.t7xA6google.*##div[jsname][jsaction^=&quot;dg_close&quot;]google.*##html:style(overflow: visible !important;)google.*##.widget-consent-fullscreen.widget-consent[/CODE]The first two lines block, well cosmetically remove should be more accurate i think, the notification (text) and it&#039;s popup background. The Following three lines restore the website&#039;s scrolling functions as that is a separate layer itself underneath the popup notification. If you just use the first two lines, than you will only see the first page partially with the browser scroll function disabled. Since it&#039;s technically thinking the popup notification is still shown and visible. The asterisk wildcard * symbol is in place to make sure the code works on all Google TLD&#039;s (.com, .nl, .ca, etc..).Give it a go once you start seeing the popup, than add the code and refresh to see if that it&#039;s gone/hidden. If it doesnt, i will look into it when i get the popup by disabling the mentioned code. I hope this helps people out there looking for a &#039;quick fix&#039; for this annoyance using uBlock Origin.Sidenote: i tried several filterlists before diving into it myself, but none actually hid for me....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="forgottenuser79643, post: 903758, member: 88069"] In regards to the "Google consent popup" notification, it is possible to hide the popup on Google.[*] using uBlock Origin. Dont know about youtube ads, as its done by filterlists for me. But first you have to know that you cant test out whether the method i use works every time you open Google, that is because Google does not show it every time you use their search engine. One time it shows, the other it doesn't and sometimes 3 times in a row if you auto remove cookies when closing the browser. I use the following code, aka filters, in the 'My Filters' tab in uBlock Origin: [CODE]! Google - hide consent popup notice and restores scroll function. google.*##.wwYr3.aID8W.bErdLd google.*##.aID8W.m114nf.t7xA6 google.*##div[jsname][jsaction^="dg_close"] google.*##html:style(overflow: visible !important;) google.*##.widget-consent-fullscreen.widget-consent[/CODE] The first two lines block, well cosmetically remove should be more accurate i think, the notification (text) and it's popup background. The Following three lines restore the website's scrolling functions as that is a separate layer itself underneath the popup notification. If you just use the first two lines, than you will only see the first page partially with the browser scroll function disabled. Since it's technically thinking the popup notification is still shown and visible. The asterisk wildcard * symbol is in place to make sure the code works on all Google TLD's (.com, .nl, .ca, etc..). Give it a go once you start seeing the popup, than add the code and refresh to see if that it's gone/hidden. If it doesnt, i will look into it when i get the popup by disabling the mentioned code. I hope this helps people out there looking for a 'quick fix' for this [I]annoyance [/I]using uBlock Origin. [SIZE=2]Sidenote: i tried several filterlists before diving into it myself, but none actually hid for me....[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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