f*ck overlays

adds a context menu to delete sign-up/sign-in overlays that prevent you from viewing a page

What is f*ck overlays?

f*ck overlays is a popular Chrome extension by mark.muego. This extension has 100,000 weekly active users, a good user rating of 4.59, and is most similar to I don't care about cookies and Scrollf*cker. The latest version, 1.1.2, was updated 7 years ago.

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By: mark.muego

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Users: 100,000

Rating: 4.59 (243) ▲ 1 new ratings

Version: 1.1.2 (Last updated: 2016-02-22)

Creation date: 2016-02-22

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

contextMenus

Size: 15.10K

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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# 2281 ▼ 26

Summary

IMPORTANT:
F*ck overlays is a VERY light extension to give you an option to delete anything on a webpage whenever you want. F*ck overlays does not remember anything you have f*cked, so simply REFRESHING the page should cause the element to reappear.



Instructions:
Right click on an element you want to delete (usually overlays, but works with other things too).
In the context menu, click "f*ck it".

Sometimes you might need to f*ck multiple elements to get rid of an overlay. In the future, f*ck overlays may be expanded to support permanent deletion of elements.

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Risk impact

f*ck overlays requires some risky permissions and may not be safe to use. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing.

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Risk likelihood

f*ck overlays has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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