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@@ -12,25 +12,24 @@ image: https://davidawindham.com/wp-content/themes/daw/img/opengraph_image.jpg
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-Today I learned an easy way to to git rid of the 'Sign In with Google' prompt.
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+Today I learned an easy way to to get rid of the 'Sign In with Google' prompt.
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I just got tired of clicking the `X` to close it when I'm browsing and for whatever reason, I decided I'd fix it this morning while scanning the news. It's pretty ubiquitous, but the two sites I regularly see it on are Zillow and Reddit. You can disable it if you stay signed into Google, but I don't even though I use regularly Google Workspace accounts in Chrome.
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-I generally do all my surfing in a Safari private tab with it's built in privacy controls for preventing cross-site tracking and hiding my IP address[^1]. I'm just not too hip on having my browsing history influence my results[^2].Since I'm a fan of not using any third party anything, I started with trying to configure Apple ScreenTime using a content filter, but realized that would also stop me from accessing other Google Workspace features in other browsers.
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-The Sign In with Google feature is loaded into third party websites via into an `iframe` from `https://accounts.google.com/gsi/` by JavaScript. And because of this the CSS ID is identical for all of the websites which makes pretty easy to hide using a browser extension to run custom scripts. I installed the `userscipts` open source extension[^3] for Safari which allows me to enable the scripts per domain and added one line to it:
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+I generally do all my surfing in a Safari private tab with it's built in privacy controls for preventing cross-site tracking and hiding my IP address[^1]. I'm just not too hip on having my browsing history influence my results[^2]. And since I'm a fan of not using any third party anything, I started by trying to configure Apple ScreenTime using a content filter, but realized that would also stop me from accessing other Google Workspace features in other browsers.
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+The `Sign In with Google` feature is loaded into third party websites via into an `iframe` from `https://accounts.google.com/gsi/` by JavaScript. And because of this the CSS ID is identical for all of the websites which makes pretty easy to hide using a browser extension to run custom scripts. I installed the `userscipts` open source extension[^3] for Safari which allows me to enable the scripts per domain and added one line to it:
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```css
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#credential_picker_container { display:none !important; }
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```
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-Anytime that that sign in pops up, I just enable the userscript for that domain. It'll cost me and additional click for a little while but will likely start saving me time after a week.
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+Anytime that that sign in pops up, I just enable the `userscript` for that domain. It'll cost me and additional click for a little while but will likely start saving me time after a week or so.
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[^1]: _Safari & Privacy_ - https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/data/en/safari/
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[^2]: _Dirty Algorithm_ - https://davidawindham.com/dirty-algorithm/
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-[^3]: quoid/userscripts - Github - https://github.com/quoid/userscripts
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+[^3]: quoid/`userscripts` - Github - https://github.com/quoid/userscripts
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