https://cheatsquad.gg/dl/GnynDy/https://cheatsquad.gg/

Fix for 1.
cheatsquad.gg##div.list_container>div.ad_nomargin.ad_largeleaderboard
Fix for 2.
cheatsquad.gg##.tooltip::before:style(display:none !important)
cheatsquad.gg##.tooltip::after:style(display:none !important)
@ryanbr
It should be addressed here in uAssets (we have anti adb filter already for that site), and without using uBO specific filters I don't know how can be fixed
I wrote these filters, but still remains the background (in ::after) when you hover upon the buttons
cheatsquad.gg##+js(ra, onclick, [onclick*="window.open"])
cheatsquad.gg##+js(ra, data-tooltip)
||cheatsquad.gg/img/pa.svg$image,1p
||cheatsquad.gg/img/rn.png$image,1p
without using uBO specific filters I don't know how can be fixed
The first issue can be fixed with cheatsquad.gg##.ad_largeleaderboard, the second requires a bit specificity for a cosmetic filter to avoid false positives, but we since we already have fixed cheatsquad.gg, so we may as well fix in uBO then.
The buttons can not be completely hidden so no classic cosmetic filters will help
I don't know if we can chain :style with matches-css for ::after
The filters I wrote above obviously work for me. I resorted to ::after:style(display:none !important), because the default element hiding ignored the ::after and hid the whole menu button
cheatsquad.gg##.tooltip:after, .tooltip:before
How this hide too many pseudo-elements?
cheatsquad.gg##.tooltip:after, .tooltip:beforeHow this hide too many pseudo-elements?
Using that rule hides "Minecraft" and "Roblox" menu points completely on that web page (using ubo 1.26.0 on firefox 75)
aka you have to use :style(display:none !important) to be able to hide css pseudo elements with uBO
Also .tooltip class on that web page is only used by the advertising menu points.
Using that rule hides "Minecraft" and "Roblox" menu points completely on that web page
This is only Element Picker glitch. There is no difference between ##.tooltip::after and ##.tooltip::after:style(display:none !important)
Using that rule hides "Minecraft" and "Roblox" menu points completely on that web page
This is only Element Picker glitch. There is no difference between
##.tooltip::afterand##.tooltip::after:style(display:none !important)
Oh, thanks. Tested it and you're 100% right
@mapx-