Add an option to block the "Sign in with Google" pop-ups on Firefox & Firefox Focus

[Fuchsia]

Idea: add an option to block the annoying "Sign in with Google" prompts that some sites (for example: https://chromestatus.com) use on the mobile versions of Firefox and Firefox Focus.

Reasoning: blocking those popups are easier on desktop as extensions like DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials do it automatically and Ublock origin does it but you have to type "||accounts.google.com/gsi/iframe/select$subdocument" (without quotes) into the my filters section, this isn't possible on Firefox Focus as Focus doesn't have any extensions and the "Block other content trackers" feature doesn't block them either.

[SignalAffairs]

Google Sign-in Pop-up Protection

Are you tired of the Sign in Google pop-ups? This could be a fix Firefox could include to increase user privacy and remove an annoyance. If a user actually wants to sign in with Google, they can, just without the immediate pop-up. If you sign into your Google account from these other sites, Google can then track your behavior and collect your data on those sites. I think adding this is an easy privacy and annoyance win.

https://twitter.com/DuckDuckGo/status/1605919034150617091

[Jon]

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[Jon]

(Note: a similar idea has been merged into this thread)

[Washishu]

They irritate the hell out of me. I despise Google and all they stand for. I try not to have anything to do with it, but that's very difficult. These pop-ups are like digital bullying.

[Washishu]

Thes Google pop ups irritate the hell out of me. I despise Google and all it stands for. I try not to use it at all, but that's very difficult. These pop ups are like digital bullying.