Question Stopping 'sign in with your Google account' prompt

[tcsenter]

Is anyone figured out a way to stop these infernal "Use your Google Account to sign in to..." pop-up that can not only appear like 10 times during a browsing session but has actually blocked or interfered with other content located in the same area?




Where is this functionality happening and no way to disable this? GRRRRR!!!

 

[KMFJD]

Try this?

~Go to myaccount.google.com, navigate to Security > See All Connections, then click the gear icon. Disable the toggle next to "Google account Sign-in Prompts" to remove sign-in prompts from websites.

 

[Ajay]

Dang, mine was off, but I still get the 'sign in with' prompts

 

[balloonshark]

The youtube comments in the video shared in this recent topic seems to align with what KMFJD suggested.

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It is seriously annoying. I've been tempted to create some sort of custom rule in noscript or ublock origin to block the darn thing. When I go to fanatical dot com there are 3 different things that come up on their site blocking viewing of their site and one of them is this google prompt. I can't use the workaround because I don't keep cookies from session to session and the only time I log into google is google docs for a brief to edit my digital movie list.

Possible ublock origin solution. https://stackoverflow.com/questions...gn-in-with-google-iframes-using-ublock-origin

Edit: From the link above this works for me with ublock origin.

||accounts.google.com/gsi/iframe

 

[tcsenter]

I mean, it's gotta be in the webpage coding because it happens in ALL browsers on a fresh install of Windows with virgin browser profile, nothing imported or synced, and never signed into any Google account or affiliated sites. e.g. You Tube. I wonder how much that costs Google annually to induce the whole dam internet to insert that code into their website

 

[blueicetwice]

Using browser FF, I installed the extension "block site" to get rid of this damm annoying and privacy invader.

Google "do no evil" is using this pop up to harvest your data - thus they are an unwanted pest. Apply Google be gone with "block site" extension.

If one has to use Google, then simply unblock the URL.