Destroy a news website
The Morning Nag has one article and five things in front of it. Clear all of it.
What is on this page
- A newsletter box that asks before you have read a word
- A browser notification prompt
- A cookie banner with 1,482 partners
- A chat bubble offering help with the pop-ups
- An autoplay video and a 31-page slideshow
How to clear it fast
- Every pop-up here has a small close button: a × on the newsletter box and the chat bubble, "No thanks" under the newsletter form, Block on the prompt and Reject on the cookie banner. One hit takes that pop-up down for good.
- SUBSCRIBE, Allow and Accept all are traps. Break one while its pop-up is still up and a second copy lands on top.
- You get three bombs and one black hole. A bomb that flattens a whole pop-up at once sets off neither its close button nor its trap.
More sites to destroy
- Destroy a shopping websiteEight products, a spin-to-win wheel, a cart timer and a banner that wants you in the app.
- Destroy a social media feedSponsored posts, a row of stories, 14 notifications and a login wall across the bottom.
- Destroy a video websiteA player stuck on ad 1 of 4, an autoplay countdown and a prompt asking if you are still watching.
- Destroy a search results pageThree sponsored results, a confident AI answer, a consent box and a location request.
- Destroy a recipe websiteA two-ingredient recipe under a life story, two ad slots, a floating video and an e-book offer.
- Destroy a 90s websiteA 1998 homepage with a visitor counter, a webring, a guestbook and two error dialogs.
- Destroy any websiteType a real address and break the page it returns.