@jwisser If you use Safari or another browser that still supports user stylesheets (or a browser extension that injects CSS), you can use the following:
#credential_picker_container,
iframe[title="Sign in with Google Dialog"]{
display: none;
position: relative;
}
Every second website these days has that pesky popup somewhere suggesting to log in with your Google account ... over my dead body.
In case you're using a real browser (lol) and also use a non-castrated (lol) uBlock Origin, you way want to add the rule
###credential_picker_container
on the "my filters" page under settings to get terminally rid of them all.
#google #credentialPickerContainer #loginWithGoogle #popup #loginPopup #enshittification
@BradRubenstein @h2onolan the one i use is:
###credential_picker_container
but yours look a little more specific
Somewhat like every second site these days wants you to "log in with Google". A pest. I couldn't care less. That's why my uBlock-Origin configuration looks like
...
site11###credential_picker_container
site12###credential_picker_container
site13###credential_picker_container
...
@smallcircles If you have something to define custom css, you can use this: `#credential_picker_container { display: none !important; }`.
At least, it's easy to filter out, contrary to most DOM spam. :)
Little bug fix for the "Sign in With Google" dialog:
#credential_picker_container,
iframe[title="Sign in with Google Dialog"]{
display: none;
position: relative;
}
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