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I hate this trend on sites that show you buttons when you highlight text. I use highlighting to follow the text and it interrupts my line of site every time those buttons pop up.
Install NoScript, never look back.
Unfortunately, the site in question requires JS; without JS, it displays nothing but a blank page with a spinner. It doesn't even have a <noscript> element.
Ah, I forgot I already have c2.com setup. Trust c2.com, Block the hypothes.is entry. That's the beauty of NoScript, you finetune things once and a while and the web goes much more smoothly. Since I visit mostly the same sites every day - it's not a huge issue. And for sites I haven't visited - I already block many scripts I don't like globally!
Stylus can often undo that by styling the popup elements as "display: none !important;"
That would still result in a blank page. There's no content at all in that page, everything is generated by JS.
I was addressing the "show you buttons when you highlight text" issue.

Enabling JS and 'none' styling the offending elements via CSS ... solves at least one problem.