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GTom
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Hey, javascript people, got a question.

Is there any way to disable sites binding the mousewheel (scrolling) event ? Like for example rebinding it to scroll down at the end of window load ? (tamper/greasemonkey)

I am getting furious with all these sites where they will block the whole site to make you agree cookies & gdpr shit.
Removing the foreground/blocking element is sometimes enough but often the remaining site can't be scrolled.

EDIT: Found out you can add links of script that does this to AdBlock:) For example movieinsider has it's "gdpr, cookies & shit" script at the top of head element. Add it and voilá.

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    @iKameo it’s not the first question here ;)

    And probably not the last.

    At least it was a straight and clear question and he did continue to look while waiting :)
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    @iKameo
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    @iKameo good to see you appologize after realization :) cheers
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    @GTom okay if you want to enable site scroll again because you removed the overlys from DOM.
    Just do this in console.
    $("body").css("overflow","scroll");
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    Thanks dude, saved me some googling
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    I've tried googling obviously but most of the times it slipped to answers of things like "how to bind mousewheel", "how to stop scrolling wheel". Prob would have to rephrase a bit.
    Thank you very much @rehman
    ✌️
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