I don't want to log in with Google, and please stop asking me

Pop ups sucked in 1999 and they still suck in 2026.

I hate it when I go to a random website to read a news article, I don't plan to be there long, and the first thing I get is a command: "Use your Google account to log in". No. I won't use my Google account to login. I don't want have to "close" a bunch of sh*t just to skim an article.

Turning off this "feature" is a pain. AFAIK, there is not ONE way to disable this annoying popup. You can go to "Google Account Settings > Security", and they have a way to disable it for Android, but I don't use Android. On Chrome, you have to disable it in the Chrome Settings, but I use FireFox.

I believe there should be ONE RING TO RULE THEM ALL , and a simple toggle switch to disable this across browsers. For anyone out there on FireFox, How to disable "Sign in with Google" in Firefox is what I followed to remove it for me. But you know what absolutely sucks? Having to turn this off for multiple browsers, across multiple systems.