Chat windows, photo viewers and similar panels you open from inside an embedded frame are no longer hidden. Nagless now notices a tap inside such a frame, so a support chat that asks whether you want notifications, or a photo viewer opened from a gallery, stays open. Push-notification prompts that appear on their own are still hidden.

Nagless now blocks two kinds of popup it used to miss.

Push-notification prompts ("We'd like to show you notifications…" with Allow / Close) are hidden, along with the dimmed layer behind them.

Subscription sheets that slide up from the bottom of the page once you start scrolling are hidden too. Before, Nagless removed the dim behind such a sheet but left the sheet itself covering the bottom of the screen. Now both go, and the page scrolls again.

Nagless only hides overlays. Text a site has cut from an article stays cut.

Two fixes.

Blocking a popup could leave the page unable to scroll. Some sites do not
lock scrolling with CSS. They cancel your scroll gestures in JavaScript
for as long as they consider their popup open, and only their own close
button clears that. Hiding the popup left the block in place, so the page
stayed frozen. X's logged-out sign-up wall works this way. Scrolling is
now restored on those pages, including sites that scroll an inner panel
rather than the page itself.

On some Instagram profile pages the login wall was blocked but the page
went blank. Nagless was hiding the container that holds the whole page
rather than the wall sitting inside it. It now hides only the wall.

No new permissions.

Fixes a bug where blocking a popup could leave the page unable to scroll.

Some sites do not lock scrolling with CSS. They cancel your scroll
gestures in JavaScript for as long as they consider their popup open, and
only their own close button clears that. Hiding the popup left the block
in place, so the page stayed frozen until you pressed Undo and dismissed
the popup yourself. X's logged-out sign-up wall works this way.

Nagless now restores scrolling on those pages, including sites that
scroll an inner panel rather than the page itself.

No new permissions.

What's new in 1.0.3:

• Fixed: sign-up walls and popups on very large pages (like x.com) could be missed entirely. Nagless now finds them wherever they sit in the page, not just near the top.
• Scanning stays fast on heavy pages — the deeper search only runs where it's actually needed.

No new permissions. Still zero data collection and zero network requests.

What's new in 1.0.2:

• Fixed: "log in to continue" walls on desktop profile pages (e.g. instagram.com) are now detected — desktop sites build these walls differently than mobile, and 1.0.1 only caught the mobile variant. The separate page-dimming layer these walls use is cleared too, so the page is fully readable and clickable.

No new permissions. Still zero data collection and zero network requests.

What's new in 1.0.1:

• Fixed: video players (like YouTube's mobile player) could be mistaken for popups and hidden. Video players are now never blocked.
• New: "log in to continue" walls on logged-out profile pages (Instagram-style overlays) are now detected and hidden, so you can see the content the site actually serves.
• Tuned detection to further reduce false positives on normal page elements — modals you open yourself, cookie bars, and sticky players are left alone.

No new permissions. Still zero data collection and zero network requests.