I moved the website to a new host, which I think will be more tolerant of the content this website hosts. Nevertheless, I do want to take a moment to remind everyone that the stories and content posted here MUST follow website rules, as it it not only my policy, but it is the policy of the hosts that permit our website to run on their servers. We WILL continue to enforce the rules, especially critical rules that, if broken, put this sites livelihood in jeapordy.
*CALLING FOR MORE PARTICIPATION*
JUST A SMALL ANNOUNCEMENT TO REMIND EVERYONE (GUESTS AND REGISTERED USERS ALIKE) THAT THIS FORUM IS BUILT AROUND USER PARTICIPATION AND PUBLIC INTERACTIONS. IF YOU SEE A THREAD YOU LIKE, PARTICIPATE! IF YOU ENJOYED READING A STORY, POST A COMMENT TO LET THE AUTHOR KNOW! TAKING A FEW EXTRA SECONDS TO LET AN AUTHOR KNOW YOU ENJOYED HIS OR HER WORK IS THE BEST WAY TO ENSURE THAT MORE SIMILAR STORIES ARE POSTED. KEEPING THE COMMUNITY ALIVE IS A GROUP EFFORT. LET'S ALL MAKE AN EFFORT TO PARTICIPATE.
Tried to check the site this morning only to get a pop-up notice about age verification laws with a message saying they currently don't have a means to check that, then hard-kicked back to Google. Literally my favorite bondage content site is blocked for me now
I swear we can't have anything in the States. Can't have money. Can't have healthcare without getting scammed 10x over. Stuck struggling in this economy with even fast food costing a fortune and I can't see tied up women to take my mind off the depression now without drama.
Go to boundhub. Don't click on the exit button. Right-click on the page background, select "Inspect". (Or from the Tools menu, choose "Web Developer Tools"). This opens up the Inspector window pane below the web page, at the bottom of the browser window. Find the div element with id "warningOverlay", right-click, select "Delete Node".
JohnnyRockets wrote: 1 week ago
Go to boundhub. Don't click on the exit button. Right-click on the page background, select "Inspect". (Or from the Tools menu, choose "Web Developer Tools"). This opens up the Inspector window pane below the web page, at the bottom of the browser window. Find the div element with id "warningOverlay", right-click, select "Delete Node".
JohnnyRockets wrote: 1 week ago
Go to boundhub. Don't click on the exit button. Right-click on the page background, select "Inspect". (Or from the Tools menu, choose "Web Developer Tools"). This opens up the Inspector window pane below the web page, at the bottom of the browser window. Find the div element with id "warningOverlay", right-click, select "Delete Node".
Never tried using Developer Tools on mobile, so I don't know. Would probably be awkward.
Ublock Origin works on mobile, I suppose you could try writing a custom filter. Something like
This thread is relevant since it's a discussion about Boundhud, but let's try to keep political chatter to a minimum.
Thanks to all of you for your collaboration on this matter.
JohnnyRockets wrote: 1 week ago
Go to boundhub. Don't click on the exit button. Right-click on the page background, select "Inspect". (Or from the Tools menu, choose "Web Developer Tools"). This opens up the Inspector window pane below the web page, at the bottom of the browser window. Find the div element with id "warningOverlay", right-click, select "Delete Node".
Never tried using Developer Tools on mobile, so I don't know. Would probably be awkward.
Ublock Origin works on mobile, I suppose you could try writing a custom filter. Something like
If you're on iPhone, there's a little square with two lines underneath on the left side of the address bar at the bottom. If you click on that, there's a button that says "hide distracting items" that will get rid of that pop up.
