Because injections are for sick people.
Comcast started injecting Javascript into some users webpages – this extension blocks it as soon as its injected, as per my comment on https://gist.github.com/ryankearney/4146814#comment-810151
Latest reviews
- (2019-02-21) ANTON ILIEV: Nope, does nothing and I restarted Chrome. The push injected message from Xfinity still exists!
- (2018-08-29) Robert Chapin: Brilliant. 2018 and it still works as designed.
- (2016-05-10) Josh Estes: doesn't work
- (2016-01-06) Carl Skaggs: Does exactly what it's supposed to
- (2015-10-23) Andrew Lee: Works perfectly, thank you!
- (2015-10-19) Max Korbel: flashes the message briefly, then goes away
- (2015-06-27) Francis Rodriguez: thanks.
- (2014-01-14) Fullmetal Fetus: ah thank you, just started getting this and figured someone had something to block it.
- (2013-05-27) Works! Thank you so much.
- (2013-05-17) Andrew Solomon: Thank you, I just started getting this message and this takes care of it perfectly. The message appears for a split second at first then quickly is hidden.
Latest issues
- (2017-03-30, v:1.1.1) Would love a greasemonkey script
Any chances of a greasemonkey script for those of us not using Chrome? It would be greatly appreciated <3 - (2016-08-30, v:1.1.1) Trader Jc: 3 years and no update?
Annoying popups are back, but only for a millisecond. (It must be my other 10 popup blockers doing the work. LoL.) This is a millisecond too long. Can you update your extension to work properly. Down with Comcast. Btw, thanks.
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150
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Rating
4.5 (14 votes)
Last update / version
2013-04-03 / 1.1.1
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