That would help far more people that starting up yet another Annoyances list.
That would help far more people that starting up yet another Annoyances list.
Before IT took away all plugins (!) I used uBlock this way, hiding sidebars and leads that weren't conducive to work (eg interesting stuff).
They really like dealing with users and their malware infections I guess. It's the only possible explanation given that uBlock Origin is probably the most effective anti-malware software in existence.
weird decision, I push plugins to lots of my customers (uBlock Origin)
Even if it's nice for people who want just this, I don't think this has its place on the annoyances lists you mentioned.
Annoyances are mainly for things like cookie popup or copy-protection etc. I doubt companies would argue these are their "core features".
I certainly buy their stance that these are different from what are traditionally on the Annoyances lists.