Tamperish for Safari 4+

GODMODE for web browsing.

If you have the ability to read & write HTML, CSS & Javascript, Tamperish gives you the ability to exercise arbitrary control over how websites appear, and work in Safari.

Lets say a certain “do you want to subscribe to notifications” sheet seems to be appearing all over the web, and you have the “allow websites to ask for permission to send notifications” checkbox unchecked in Safari. These sites aren’t using the proper channels to ask for notification permission - they’re actively ignoring your stated desire not to be pestered with notifications. With Tamperish, you would fire up Web Inspector in Safari, locate the troublesome element on the page, check the CSS IDs, Classes etc applied to it, and then add those CSS selectors, with a display: none property to your Tamperish css file.

For example:

.pushly_popover { display: none; }

It’s a beautifully elegant, and powerful solution.