This web site pops up an overlay asking you to subscribe, which you can handily get rid of with a nice big "Close" button at the bottom. Unfortunately, on my netbook (the smallest standard size, but still a standard size) the overlay floats so that the "Close" button is just off-screen no matter where I scroll to. Don't use fixed positioning unless you've made your overlay either really small, or very adaptive to different screen sizes.
I just get rid of annoyances like that using it - it's not ideal, but at least I can see the site. (Also try using the escape, some places remember to program that.)
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Web Design Peeve Of The Day:
This web site pops up an overlay asking you to subscribe, which you can handily get rid of with a nice big "Close" button at the bottom. Unfortunately, on my netbook (the smallest standard size, but still a standard size) the overlay floats so that the "Close" button is just off-screen no matter where I scroll to. Don't use fixed positioning unless you've made your overlay either really small, or very adaptive to different screen sizes.
I find this firefox addon very useful: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nuke-anything...
I just get rid of annoyances like that using it - it's not ideal, but at least I can see the site. (Also try using the escape, some places remember to program that.)
Is there a chrome equivalent? I use the web inspector to that end, but it is slow to load.
"Remove Element" is at least similar.
Just what I needed, thanks.
URLs for the interresed:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/remove-element/lnf...
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/click-to-remove-el...
Adblock. Things like that should only be a problem once.
I just instinctively hit the ESC key. All good :-)
Zoom out.
(I agree it is an annoying oversight)