Note: This Rufus feature is unrelated to the Rufus Windows USB flashing tool, which is used for creating bootable USB drives.
1. Use Adblocker to Block Rufus
Adblockers not only block ads, but they can also prevent annoying pop-ups that disrupt your browsing experience. To block these pop-ups, simply add a custom filter to your ad blocker, which will trigger as soon as the element appears in the HTML code of the webpage. Follow these steps: For demonstration purposes, we will use the uBlock Origin ad blocker, but you can use any ad blocker you’re comfortable with.
2. Use Custom CSS Code to Block Rufus
Another way to disable the pop-ups is by embedding a simple line of CSS code into the webpage. This will instantly hide Rufus as soon as it appears in the code. While the pop-up will still technically exist on the webpage, you won’t be able to see it since it will be hidden. To add custom CSS code, you will need to install the Stylus extension on your browser. Without this extension, you will not be able to embed CSS code. Even if you insert the code, it will disappear as soon as you reload the page.
