Zach: No, it looks like you need to click the button. Makes sense because you definitely need to click to select areas, so there's no keyboard-only way to do it anyway.
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It seems that unlike an ad blocker, the website still thinks that it is delivering the ad to you, so you do not seem to get annoying pop-ups asking you to turn off your ad blocker.
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thank you for this!!!!
Thanks bunches
Gary, is there a way to setup a keyboard shortcut or hotkey to enter Hide Distracting Items mode?
Zach: No, it looks like you need to click the button. Makes sense because you definitely need to click to select areas, so there's no keyboard-only way to do it anyway.
It seems that unlike an ad blocker, the website still thinks that it is delivering the ad to you, so you do not seem to get annoying pop-ups asking you to turn off your ad blocker.