Hello,

This isn't an issue per se, but i think it would be great to have the option to block specific elements (ie: like ublock/adblock allows you to pick out elements to be blocked) on specific sites.

I don't know if this is possible or planned for the future but i think it would be a great addition to this :)

https://www.instagram.com

I've been debugging another issue I've noticed, which have happened with me while using a bank web app built with Angular. Since it's behind auth, I can't really share the direct link, but here's what I found blocking the important modal, and it seems really generic as .overlay class is a very common name for functionally important elements...

See screenshot from dev tools:

App store won't let me download the app because it requires MacOS 11.0.

OneTrust cookie overlay on rockpapershotgun.com is not blocked. #44

Google’s own popup asking to accept cookies from a norwegian ip address and norwegian system language on ios 14.1 and macOS 11.1 presents a popup asking to accept googles cookies.

same with techcrunch.com presenting a popup about cookies written in norwegian language.

Also, the producthunt page you're linking to on Hush's own webpage still shows the "sign up for our newsletter" popup, with Hush enabled.

im guessing its a localization issues and the rules in the app doesnt account for other system languages / webpage languages than american english.

other than that, thank your making this app.

link that shows googles popup:
https://www.google.no/search?q=test&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=nb-no&client=safari

ProductHunt popup
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/hush-for-safari?utm_source=badge-featured&utm_medium=badge&utm_souce=badge-hush-for-safari

Leaving a dark overlay that makes it impossible to use the site.

When Hush is enabled, site is working otherwise fine but when you try to open the single discussion thread (read the actual discussion, not just browsing the list of discussions) then the thread is loaded as completely white screen (it contains HTML code still).

Disabling Hush will return the site to working state.

Safari is giving following hint in the Web Inspector view:

Content blocker prevented frame displaying https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/finnair-finnair-plus/2014335-experiences-ay-flights-during-covid-19-a-63.html from loading a resource from https://gdpr.internetbrands.com/v2/ibccm.min.js

Not sure if Hush requires a new version of iOS, but on 14.1 it just hangs on the splash screen. Anything I can try to resolve this?

EDIT: Fixed by upgrading to 14.3 - trying to maintain jailbreakability ;) However the minimum iOS version should probably be bumped up in the App Store listing.

The app doesn’t open, it only shows the logo, and I don’t have an option to enable content blockers in my settings. The App Store says you need iOS version 14 or higher. My phone is on iOS 14 ;-;

https://www.theverge.com/

This website is unaccessible when Hush is activated

Trying to read the following https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/01/26/supercookie-protections/ and it's being blocked, believe this is a mistake.

Possible solution is outlined here:
https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=1322391

See https://www.mopo.de/ratgeber/digital/simpel-iphone-geht-bei-kaelte-aus---mit-diesem-geheimen-trick-laeuft-s-wieder-31756344

This would be much more useful if it worked at least as far back as macOS 10.12, since I can't think of anything that would prevent that, and also iOS 9 or higher. Not everyone has a brand new Mac or can upgrade their current one to macOS 11 or higher.

If you head over to an individual NCAA game page, such as this Villanova vs. Georgetown one, Hush breaks things.

Thank you for developing this extension!

With Hush enabled https://datacite.org still has the dimming effect from the cookie notification overlay and page interaction is not possible.

https://www.cnet.com/

When visiting https://www.k-rauta.se hush seems to block too much because it makes the site unusable. Unable to choose which store to visit for purchases and can't dismiss the "click & collect" banner at the top.

The support Guardian overlay is also not blocked.

I tried reading some documentation on matomo.org, but the whole page was blocked by Hush.

E.g. https://matomo.org/cookie-consent-banners/ yields this error:

Safari Can't Open the Page
Safari can't open the page "https://matomo.org/cookie-consent-banners/". The error is: "The URL was blocked by a content blocker" (WebKitErrorDomain:104)

https://www.lg.com/uk/tvs/lg-oled65cx6la

Doesn't block cookie chooser or notification prompt on BusinessInsider
https://www.insider.com/american-carnage-comic-storming-capitol-trump-2021-1

Is this the place to submit reports like this one?

When not enabled, the Hush window on macOS says:

Select Extensions in Settings

This is an iOS-ism. Safari on macOS has "Preferences".

Thanks for making Hush!

Hush 1.0 (7)

Hey,

Thanks a lot for a great app! I'll try to contribute myself with code, once have time learning how the extension works, but meanwhile hope this report will be useful. I've installed the extension yesterday, and noticed on 2 websites, that a commonly used pattern with hidden menu (opened with a hamburger icon button) is not working on mobile devices (narrow screen).

I could reproduce it both on desktop and iOS Safari. I found that the extension is injecting a big CSS selector with somehow forced highest specificity, and in this case, it's .elementor-popup-modal.dialog-widget selector that's blocking the mobile menu. It looks like the selector is too generic, and blocks some standard classnames from a library component (actually a wordpress site builder), that could be used for virtually any dialogs, not only cookies.

One of the websites I've noticed this on is https://protosmanagement.com (the other website is behind auth).

Hope you will consider removing this generic popup selector, as I imagine it will block a variety of functional popups across many wordpress websites.

https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/ has a pop up banner that isn't silenced with hush

Text is cut off on iPhone 8 screen.

The above image is with Text Size setting is one notch below the center, Display Zoom is Standard. If you change either of these, it get much worse. :)

Leaves blocking gray overlay on https://www.real.de

It'w be very interesting to port this amazing module on other browser like Firefox ;)

https://www.tescobank.com

Light blue overlay on whole page, can't interact with page, have to disable Hush and accept/manage the Cookies.

Hush v1.0.1

Just to be sure: so by not ever seeing the cookie permissions dialog, what am I de facto communicating:

• not accepting?
• accepting default values? (The default state for “legitimate interest” cookies in those alerts is usually “yes”)
• accepting all?

Hi,

Since Hush says that it is compatible with MacOS 10.11, I tried installing it on an old iMac running 10.11.6.

The Mac App Store downloads it, I click "Install", and it says:

We could not complete your purchase.

Hush can't be installed on "iMacInternal" because OS X version 11 or later is required"

Is there a work-around?

Thanks.

I just installed and enabled Hush on iOS and visited https://rockpapershotgun.com, and it popped up a OneTrust cookie nag:

I tried disabling my other content blocker ("Purify"), and force-quit and relaunched Safari, but the popup still appeared. Is it possible I'm doing something wrong?

Tried both:
https://www.myheritage.com
https://www.myheritage.no

Is support for older versions of MacOS possible? Currently running Mojave still so I can keep 32bit support.

The shadow overlay is not removed from Danske Bank's website: https://danskebank.dk/privat

See https://www.sofatutor.com.

See https://www.macwelt.de/.

I submitted some of these through the Google form but I found some more and I figured I might as well open an issue.

www.google.com
youtube.com
www.spotify.com
www.spiegel.de (breaks)
www.nrc.nl (breaks)
www.telegraaf.nl
tweakers.net
bol.com
www.coolblue.nl (breaks)
picnic.app
postnl.nl

It’s a shame not all websites use the same script name for cookie consent pop-ups so that they could be blocked universally. I did found it odd that Google and YouTube of all sites don’t work 🤔

The extension blocks the appearance of the cookie overlay window in such a way that it blocks the entire http://wykop.pl site. You cannot click anything on this page.

I came up with this idea whilst browsing NBC which didn’t work by Hush. It’s be great if we could report pages through the share sheet. That way it could be formatted in a way that fits you, oblador.

Thanks for a great app!

https://www.golem.de/news/instant-messaging-slack-musste-ausfall-im-blindflug-beheben-2102-153840.html

We use the UI framework UIkit (https://getuikit.com), specifically version 2.

This framework has a notify() tool that shows a notification, that has nothing to do with cookies or privacy notification - in fact we use this for displaying responses to user events (such as showing a notification when an AJAX request that otherwise makes no change to the page, but does change some state on the server).

(I can't really show you on our site, because it needs a login).

Oh, you can see it on https://getuikit.com/v2/docs/notify.html though.

The MAS won't let me download this. Any chance you could provide support for macOS 10.15? At least 10.15.7? Or is this mostly a UIKit app?

Is this still in beta?

Hey there.

Just installed Hush because @gruber. Looking forward to using it, thanks.

Found the White text on Yellow background super hard to read though.

Running iPadOS 14.4 on 2020 iPad Pro in dark mode.

Cheers

Michael

Content Blockers appears more than once in Settings -> Safari. Once in the General section and again in the Settings For Websites section.

The first thing I did was skim quickly down to the latter, the first one I saw, but the wrong one!