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Hide the Youtube adblock warning popup via CSS
This was my approach to dealing with the Youtube Adblock warning modal window - which looks something like this (I had dark mode enabled)
I've seen others which are a JS approach, but a CSS approach seemed logical to me.
When Youtube actually loads the page, the modal wont exist (probably as its built with an SPA framework), but it does have its parent element ytd-popup-container.
When the modal actually appears, child elements to popup-container have then been injected into the page.
So i thought... just target the parent element.
Ive just tested this on Firefox & Chrome when using uBlock Origin as the ad blocker.
update:
If you find youtube becomes 'locked up' (you can't do anything on the website), it may be that this modal window (below) is now being triggered, and this script is hiding it.
Thus - this script will also hide this other modal\popup windows, but at the moment it wont deal with the lock\block youtube implementing with this new window.
(currently investigating how to deal with this lock from this new, other modal)
