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Dev tools · June 5, 2019

PopUpOFF – Advanced popup and overlay open source blocker

Non-comercial and open-source browser extension. Removes popups, overlays, cookie and

PopUpOFF – Advanced popup and overlay open source blocker launched on June 5, 2019 with 6 votes, #977 of 2,757 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

What it does

Hard mode - most effective and fast method to deal with annoying content on page. Removes all stuck to screen elements. Also prevents their further appearing on any page of given website until you disable it. Easy mode works little bit slower. Tech info why. Do exactly the same thing as "Hard" one, except it leaves navigation bars/sticky headers, so you can change topic, etc. You can activate one of them by pressing Alt + x . Disabled by default. Enable at options page . Briefly: there are Aggressive and Moderate modes. Aggressive removes all sticky elements from your screen while Moderate is supposed to leave headers and side/navigation bars. Dormant mode is default (PopUpOFF isn't active)…from romanisthere.github.io

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