Just in case anyone decide that the lack of any useful information behind the alert is enough of a reason to want to hide the redness altogether, @Glorfindel made a nice little script that hides exactly that part of the CSS over here.

Of course, at some point your wishes may be granted in a more constructive fashion - so be sure to disable it now and then so you don't miss any improvements.

Just in case anyone decides that the lack of any useful information behind the alert is enough of a reason to want to hide the redness altogether, @Glorfindel made a nice little script that hides exactly that part of the CSS over here.

Of course, at some point your wishes may be granted in a more constructive fashion - so be sure to disable it now and then so you don't miss any improvements.

Just in case you decide that the lack of any useful information behind the alert is enough of a reason to want to hide the redness altogether, @Glorfindel made a nice little script that hides exactly that overrides exactly that part of the css over here.

Of course, at some point your wishes may be granted in a more constructive fashion - so be sure to disable it now and then so you don't miss any improvements.

Just in case anyone decide that the lack of any useful information behind the alert is enough of a reason to want to hide the redness altogether, @Glorfindel made a nice little script that hides exactly that part of the CSS over here.

Of course, at some point your wishes may be granted in a more constructive fashion - so be sure to disable it now and then so you don't miss any improvements.