Reader Bill raised the same question in his latest comments on this article. There is no need to restart or even refresh your browser.įor more information on writing Adblock Plus filters click here.Īs I mentioned earlier, Google’s workaround about deleting the cookies is not a permanent solution. As soon as you type the filter command in Adblock plus and press ENTER, the Stay signed in box is removed. Notice the Stay signed in check box has disappeared.
Close the Adblock Plus Preferences window.By default, the filters are automatically backed up every day. Notice that you can backup and restore your filters very easily.Now you will add a filter to the new group “Hide Gmail’s “Stay signed in” option.” Type the following command and press ENTER: #label(class=remember)
In the upper right hand corner click Add filter.Name the group something like Hide Gmail’s “Stay signed in” option and press ENTER. You need to first create at least one group and then you will add a filter to that group.This will bring up another box to the right hand side where you can add filters. When you go to this section for the first time it will say “You don’t have any custom filters yet.”Press CTRL+R, which is a toggle to show or hide the filters.In the Adblock Plus Filter Preferences window click the Custom Filters tab.Another method to get to the filters is the CTRL+SHIFT+F key combination. Click the ADP icon -> Filter preferences, or on Firefox main menu click Tools -> Adblock Plus -> Filter preferences.Install the Adblock add-on for Firefox.Use Adblock Plus to Remove “Stay signed in” Box Here’s what I do to get rid of this box by default. One solution that I have found is to use Adblock Plus.
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