Twitch's new nag screen

[TsukiZero]

They are doing this now.

[dtecneon]

Ok you can ZAP IT . Click the UBLOCK icon and there should be a lighting bolt. click it and then put mouse over the Video player and it will remove it.

Edit. finding out it works on one streamer. So if it comes up again you zap it. Trying it figure out what to block once i find it or figure something out ill LET YOU KNO

[isick1e]

Here is what's displayed without fixing it with uBlock element picker

Using element picker on the blank space above the video I get this element to block, and click create.

Now there is no popup after 30+ min on multiple streams, whereas it popped up every few minutes before.

Here is the line it adds in "My filters" in the uBlock settings:

www.twitch.tv##.player-overlay-background--darkness-3.player-overlay-background.dZwwnJ.Layout-sc-1xcs6mc-0

You may be able to copy the same filter it created for my instance into your filters page to see if that blocks the popup for you. Otherwise, create the filter yourself using element picker as I did above.

[isick1e]

@dtecneon

Ok you can ZAP IT . Click the UBLOCK icon and there should be a lighting bolt. click it and then put mouse over the Video player and it will remove it.

Edit. finding out it works on one streamer. So if it comes up again you zap it. Trying it figure out what to block once i find it or figure something out ill LET YOU KNO

Zapping is temporary, so it's best to use the element picker to make a permanent filter, which you can remove any time by deleting the line you create in the uBlock "My filters" page. See my comment above for the line I added to it.

[Xelor41023]

I added that line into my filter list and im still getting the nagware further invetigation may be needed.

[isick1e]

@Xelor41023 And you have "Enable my custom filters" checked?

If so, when you get the popup next time, use the uBlock element picker and select the empty space just outside the top of the video within the player so that the correct element is picked like where I have the + sign in the image below. Maybe the line I suggested isn't universal and yours may look different?

[TsukiZero]

I used this CSS Customization instead:

[class*="player-overlay-background--darkness"]:has([aria-label="Return to stream"]) {
  display: none;
}

[32ic]

@isick1e

Here is the line it adds in "My filters" in the uBlock settings:

www.twitch.tv##.player-overlay-background--darkness-3.player-overlay-background.dZwwnJ.Layout-sc-1xcs6mc-0

You may be able to copy the same filter it created for my instance into your filters page to see if that blocks the popup for you. Otherwise, create the filter yourself using element picker as I did above.

Thx so much, this worked wonders for me so far. 1+ hours of uninterrupted streaming. Will edit after more hours...

Edit - Still good +1

[TsukiZero]

Sorry, Shift+CTRL+Enter issues, anyhow:

Instead of the filter being:
twitch.tv##.player-overlay-background--darkness-3.player-overlay-background.dZwwnJ.Layout-sc-1xcs6mc-0

Try:
twitch.tv##.player-overlay-background--darkness-3.player-overlay-background

The con is that it ought to remove the other darkness overlay situations as well.

[32ic]

@TsukiZero
I can confirm this worked.
I omitted www. for my entry.
Finally no more interuptions in my streamviewing pleasure :D

twitch.tv##.player-overlay-background--darkness-3.player-overlay-background