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Block distracting web page elements | |
A desktop widget similar to the “AutoShape rectangle” that would float on top of your browser and could be grabbed, moved and re-sized to cover annoying or distracting (blinking/flashing) web page elements. It would have the usual “minimize” “restore” and “close” boxes in the upper right hand corner.
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[+] but I find that adblockers work pretty good. |
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This sounds like it could be done pretty easily. |
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I wish I had it for my TV, too (use remote to position it). This would cover the animated "brands", spoiler headline crawls, ugly people's faces, etc. while I'm watching. |
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Yes, please! Block those dancing gif files, or whatever they are. |
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Welcome to the halfbakery. |
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Adblock Plus for Firefox does this, you can block or unblock any frame or image you want, although it doesn't use a rectangle select kind of interface. |
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I like it, it would keep you from accidental mouseovers. |
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