Fullscreen Fixer - How to Get Rid of Popups

Many websites use popups to get the user's attention, display advertising, and provide other services. While this is a very useful function, there are times when a popup can be annoying or even annoying to the point of blocking or canceling the visit to that website.

This is why it is very important to get rid of that annoying popup, and this is exactly what Fullscreen Fixer does. If you've already seen a popup on a website and you're afraid it'll happen again, this extension will keep you from getting any annoying popup.

So what are the rules of this extension?

To use it, just install the extension on your browser and click on it. It will show you a permission window asking you to allow the extension access to fullscreen, and if you decide to do that, it will show you a green or red badge next to the domain name.

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