Add a user-settable key-bind and let me drag it off the toolbar and run it from kb or script, and it would be a 5 star. Still pretty darn good and 4 star. Blue sky feature req: Add 2 right-click options "always kill this sticky on this site automatically" and "revoke any allways-kill settings for this page".

Didn't work for me. On finance.yahoo.com it blocks the player on page load, but when you scroll down the page a second time it reappears.

Oddly this add-on does not work for me but AlwaysKillSticky does.

Works well on Android.

This is a very handy extension. It does what is says it will do. It would be nice if it had a keyboard shortcut to activate it.

Disclaimer: This product is great! But I want more.

Right now the page loads normally, click the X removes the sticky, click the x again, nothing happens.

Preferred behavior would be to have the sticky keep track of websites, once turned on for a given site it stays on until turned off. Coding for turning it off should be as simple as a page refresh.

Now if it's impractical to track the state of each site, or sub-site below the main page, then just allow it to be on all the time. Default on, turn off, refresh. Honestly, the large majority of sites I visit I would prefer no stickies. Having to load the site only to click the X gets tiresome. Just let me leave it on until I turn it off.

Erratic behavior -- sometimes it freezes the underlying page so it can't be scrolled.

Sometimes it kills the underlying page instead of the sticky annoyance, e.g.:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/22/opinion/friends-holding-hands-touch.html -- See this comment from a year ago, which seems to mention the same issue: "Wish the scrolling functionality could somehow be brought back; it is often disabled by the sticky. When the sticky is killed you can see the page fine, you just can't scroll anymore a lot of times."


Try looking at a NYT page --after-- you have exhausted the scant few free reads their paywall allows before it pops up. That's my best guess on how to duplicate the problem. I see the issuse here: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/28/science/astronomy-sun-space-weather.html

hello dev, i've over click the x button and now most of my favorite site remove all the sticky stuff. how to revert back or undo this process? i don't want to reset my browser to factory. urgent help needed please. thank you.

Addon is very leaky. RAM usage went from 1gb to 6gb after 15m use.

This is the best add-on ever, and a must-have. Could you add an option that would kill all stickies by default everywhere, without having to click the X button?

This Addon Does Work Like it's Made for, Even Can Help to Get Rid of the 'Human Verification by Doing this Giveway' By Killing the 'sticky Overlays'

Stops floating/sticky videos with a simple click while not affecting the rest of the webpage. I tried multiple add-ons and none of them worked to fix the annoyance until Kill Sticky. Recommend.

This add-on kills the annoying sticky pop-ups that seem lately to constantly encumber webpages. Unfortunately, the pop-up will reappear next time the page is accessed. The add-on is certainly better than nothing, but considering its limitations it could be made hugely more useful with a keyboard shortcut, which Mozilla has apparently facilitated. Since I can't reach the developer directly, I'm hoping he or she will read this and take the suggestion.
UPDATE: The developer promptly added a hotkey per my suggestion. Now worth 5 stars.

Kills the annoying stickies without having to go through the bookmarks menu to find the bookmarklet to do it.

Kill Sticky 1.4: Just one word "Genius". Thanks buddy!

Потрясающий аддон, позволяющий очищать веб-страницы от вездесущей висячей дряни! Раньше постоянно приходилось муторно и долго удалять её другими средствами, а Kill Sticky позволяет нажать одну кнопку - и всё, весь экран заполнен полезной информацией! Я в восторге! Почему так мало пользователей!?

Sticky

Yes,excellent idea!