[yourduskquibble]

You may also be interested in my filterlist[1] project for uBlock Origin which attempts to do this via CSS style overrides for many, many sites.

[1] https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances

[mikro2nd]

Brilliant, and Thank You.

Ironically, though, this will probably limit severely the quantity and quality of data I can feed back to this Mozilla project via this add-on...

[hotwire]

holy shit dude.

if this is as awesome as it looks, i'm actually excited.

thank you.

[yourduskquibble]

No problem, I hope it works out for you! Feel free to spread the word to others as well as provide sites that are causing issues for you so I can add fixes to the list.

[option_greek]

Probably olark and other chat bot crap can be added too. They are mostly used these days for pushy sales people to hook casual browsers.

[Santosh83]

Fantastic. You must submit your list to the uBlock Origin author for inclusion in the list of available filters.

[yourduskquibble]

gorhill is aware of it [0]... I don't want to be too pushy and would rather let him come to his own conclusion on whether to include or not.

[0] https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/pull/872

[hotwire]

Just want to say; I'm checking in after a few days of using it and... if i think about it, i guess i'm clicking that "killsticky" bookmark less and less.

its funny, suddenly i don't even have to think about it, which is what this is all about - reducing cognitive load.

re inclusion on ublock and the like: it should probably be an option that people can enable/disable; ublock is more about blocking ads/trackers, but i would wager that most people are annoyed with sticky stuff too.

ready for the next challenge?.... getting rid of sites that fuck with the default scroll behaviour ;)

thanks again :)