Greasemonkey does its stuff a bit too late. Can it be changed ?
In message , R.Wieser
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If you know something about it then this code will block iframe in FF:
iframe
{ display: none; }
Thank you.
Hmmm ... I've always wonderd about that "display:none": Does it just
suppress *displaying* the element, or does it actually fully ignore the
element ? I still do not know.
(Good question.)
But there is a small problem with such a solution: its an all-or-nothing
one, where I would like to be able to remove *selected* iframes. For
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Agreed: I found, when I had IFRAMEs disabled, that parts of some
webpages didn't work - but in ways that weren't obvious: there was
something that just didn't show, but with no obvious indication that
something was missing. (I think examples included parts of "Verified by
Visa", and some Captchas.)
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