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remove all nagging from curseforge.com download pages by osirisgothra

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Authorosirisgothra

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Categorycurseforge.com

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Description

removes those nags, not really much more to say

Notes

I published this on a whim

Source code

/* ==UserStyle==
@name         remove all nagging from curseforge.com download pages
@version      20240705.18.05
@namespace    https://userstyles.world/user/osirisgothra
@description  removes those nags, not really much more to say
@author       osirisgothra
@license      No License
==/UserStyle== */

@-moz-document regexp("https://www.curseforge.com/.*/download/.*") {
/*
    Jun 26 Gabriel_T._Sharp <osirisgothra@hot__il.c_m (antibot email)>

	remove all nagging from curseforge.com download pages

	does just that, by osirisgothra 2023 april

	rulebreaks/reasons:
		overqualification								style is not important enough to remove
		alphabetizing selectors					ditto
	  important												because css programmers break their own rules to prevent changes from outside sources like this one
		others													any others not listed here because i dont follow those rules in the first place :)



    lastest change:
        added #__next > div > main > div.client-marketing > a to d:n list, if you want that annoying download app button back, just remove or comment out the line
        added #__next > div > header > a  to d:n list... (as above) the annoying banner (just declutters downloads page)

    notes
        filters forced off to prevent annoying feature block-blurring that so many sites insist on using

    tips
        see my custom scripts on style scripts site, you can further optimize out annoying needless scripts, you should be wary that there are
        one or even all of these running at all times on most pages:

        * ad scripting          * tracking scripts   * statistics miners    * the dreaded devtools 'tattlers' (close devtools or else we will redirect you)
        * scripted redirection or popunder/over/to-s (these are harder to block than simple META redirect by refresh)
        * content loaders, post-css loaders and more!

    update 6-5-23

        * experimental: testing removal of intertwined ads and app promotions


*/
#__next > div > main > div.ads-layout > div.ads-layout-content > div.project-content > section > p:nth-child(5),#__next > div > main > div.ads-layout > div.ads-layout-content > div.project-content > section > p:nth-child(7),#__next > div > main > div.ads-layout > div.ads-layout-content > div.project-content > section > p:nth-child(6),#__next > div > main > div.ads-layout > div.ads-layout-content > div.project-content > section > p:nth-child(8),

#__next > div > header > a,
#__next > div > main > div.client-marketing > a,
div#__next div.client-marketing > h1,
div#__next div.client-marketing > p,
div#__next video,
div#__next button,
div#curseforge_downloads_D_1,
div#__next img:nth-child(2),
div#__next img.effect,
div#__next div.hero-container,
div#__next nav > ul > li:nth-child(3) > a,
div#__next nav > ul > li:nth-child(1) > a,
#__next > div > main > div.ads-layout > div.ads-layout-content > div.client-marketing
{	
	display: none;
}
*
{
	filter: none !important;
}

}

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