Some websites currently break functionality by placing overflow:hidden style into html and body tags to bully users into having lots of unwanted garbage displayed. As a user, how can i best override that?

Only talking about those two tags, where a site controlling overflow is nearly always doing so maliciously.

CodePudding user response：

you could alter that from your browser's dev tools like inspect

CodePudding user response：

You can use Devtools or try make or Found some plugin who change the overflow:hidden in browser or you can use Python i think.

CodePudding user response：

Try putting an overflow-y: visible !important; in the body & html tags, that's to keep the y-axis with a scrolling functionality.

And if you don't want scrolling sideways on phones and tablets then add as well overflow-x: hidden; to both the body & html tags alonside with a position: relative; for the body tag, too