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Issue URL (Annoyance)

https://eisenbergeffect.medium.com/2023-state-of-web-components-c8feb21d4f16

Comment

Please check on iOS

Scroll till the end of article and wait a few seconds Username: @rakleed

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System configuration

Information	Value
AdGuard product:	AdGuard for iOS v4.5.5
DNS filtering:	disabled
Filters:	Ad Blocking: AdGuard Base, AdGuard Mobile Ads Privacy: AdGuard Tracking Protection Social Widgets: AdGuard Social Media Annoyances: AdGuard Cookie Notices, AdGuard Popups, AdGuard Mobile App Banners, AdGuard Other Annoyances, AdGuard Widgets Language-specific: AdGuard Russian

[BlazDT]

Paid license? If yes, please try to add these rules to user filter:

medium.com###root div[style^="top:"][style*="50vh"]:has(span > button:contains(Sign up for free))
medium.com#$#html { overflow-y: visible!important; }

@AdamWr These rules are in popup filter. I thought we considered that popup as paywall?

[AdamWr]

It doesn't look like a paywall to me, but rather like a subscription popup. And it seems that on desktop, that element is hidden also by this rule:

blog.fabrichq.ai,blog.bitsrc.io,open.nytimes.com,labs.guard.io,thebolditalic.com,infosecwriteups.com,medium.datadriveninvestor.com,betterprogramming.pub,medium.com##div[role="dialog"] ~ div > div[style="bottom: 0px;"]

from AnnoyancesFilter\Popups\sections\subscriptions_specific.txt

[BlazDT]

It tells the user to create an account to login or to pay.

[AdamWr]

It can be just closed and content is available without account (if message is closed or not), so it still doesn't looks like a paywall to me, but like a popup with subscription.

[rakleed]

@BlazDT

Paid license?

Of course. And these rules work:

medium.com###root div[style^="top:"][style*="50vh"]:has(span > button:contains(Sign up for free))
medium.com#$#html { overflow-y: visible!important; }

@AdamWr and the rule you mentioned hides another popup. Mine appears precisely at the end of the article.