Another idea
1. Delete ads by command -
del div.classname (but for that a user will have to know the classname for that div, maybe an inspect html shortcut for selected item like the letter i, ?)
or delete a.parentNode
2. Check/Uncheck checkboxes and click submit buttons (Maybe)
#1 - What do you mean by deleting an ad? Do you mean to hide an element on a page whenever that page is opened?
I'm not sure how the inspect command will work, though.
1. Launch gleebox, search for link. once link is selected type :i or :i.parentNode (or maybe a shorthand for that :i^1 or :i^2 which could mean :i.parentNode.parentNode)
once you inspect an element del should be starighforward.
And del commands for particular page can also be persisted and run for subsequent visits.And have separate options for persisting del commands and running them on subsequent page visit.
Feel free to ignore these suggestions if you think it will affect usability and bring more complexity.
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Another idea 1. Delete ads by command - del div.classname (but for that a user will have to know the classname for that div, maybe an inspect html shortcut for selected item like the letter i, ?) or delete a.parentNode 2. Check/Uncheck checkboxes and click submit buttons (Maybe)
#1 - What do you mean by deleting an ad? Do you mean to hide an element on a page whenever that page is opened? I'm not sure how the inspect command will work, though.
#2 - Makes sense.
1. Launch gleebox, search for link. once link is selected type :i or :i.parentNode (or maybe a shorthand for that :i^1 or :i^2 which could mean :i.parentNode.parentNode) once you inspect an element del should be starighforward. And del commands for particular page can also be persisted and run for subsequent visits.And have separate options for persisting del commands and running them on subsequent page visit.
Feel free to ignore these suggestions if you think it will affect usability and bring more complexity.
This might make it a bit too complicated.