I look very regularly at the statistics of the board and my mods and images on Nexus Mods. My mood can be influenced by the statistics, both positively and negatively. In order to be less dependent on it, I decided to hide these statistics from myself.
This article made me want to implement this plan. Hiding the board statistics only from myself was easy because I just needed to change a user permission in the permission settings of the board. Hiding the stats of my mods and images on Nexus Mods (views, downloads, endorsements) was a little more complicated. I remembered that there is a browser extension that allows you to customize the CSS of websites (I use
this one). With the help of the web developer tools, I found out which CSS elements are assigned to the relevant statistics. Setting these elements to "display: none" disables them on the website.
Here's the code snippet if you want to make something similar:
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.mod-tile ul.clearfix {
display: none!important;
}
.mod-image ul.clearfix {
display: none!important;
}
ul.stats.clearfix {
display: none!important;
}
Clicking on the pin symbol in Live editor for CSS and LESS extension makes the changes permanent. You can get rid of the notification that is shown after loading the site with the edited CSS in the extension's options under Notifications (just uncheck "Show notifications at..."). The extension is available for
Chrome and
Firefox, too.
After applying these CSS tweaks, my mods and images pages looked like this:
Please note that the statistics of mods and images of other users are also hidden by using the CSS tweaks.