get rid of thumbnails on google homepage

I don’t want some middleman handling my data, so I have no need for the feature. p:f is also used to recreate the look of frames, but with worse functionality (scrolling with the keyboard works fine with frames, with p:f it can make using the keyboard an annoyance). Stuff that floats in your eyeline when you scroll apage? That’s p:f. I want the browser to not honour position:fixed elements, it is abused like pop-up windows were (only worse). I also want rid of geolocation (I will type in my position, I definitely don’t want third parties “helping” and mooching and tracking and monitoring) – though I think if the right geolocation files are deleted from the FF program directory the functionality can be removed proper right now. Great, another feature that has to be turned off, but cannot actually be removed :(Īnd just like Mozilla (Google’s non-profit service delivery specialists) flicked JS back on for users who had it turned it off with a recent update, and removed the UI element to turn JS back off, a feature being there but off is still an immense annoyance and liability (a concept fanboys are unable to comprehend – though when juxtaposed against a real-world case of abuse it is likely to crash their tiny minds).

Get rid of thumbnails on google homepage