Almost every website I visit. Whether on my iPhone, iPad, Mac air or Mac pro gets a pop up to log into google. I do not have a google account. I’ve tried a multitude of things to block this pop up but have failed. I’ve tried emailing Google but funny thing. You can’t email them without a google account. Please help myself and others figure out how to block this pop up.
iPhone 14, iOS 18
It's not Google that's serving up those notice or at least not directly. A lot of sites contract with Google to use them as their login service. One I can think of off the top of my head is the house hunting site Redfin.
I believe pop-up blockers will stop those requests. However, as I don't use one, I can't recommend anything.
Asked, answered, and more or less beaten to death a while ago: Google Popup Signing Prompt - How stop it? - Apple Community
Short answer: You can't. "Sign in with Google" is a website API that only the website can choose to include or exclude, just like any other website element.
Answers are difficult to find even on this site, for reasons similar to what you described. Most of the proposed solutions tell you to go into this or that Google setting. If you have no Google Account, there is no setting for you to alter.
Workaround: Use Distraction Control in Safari to hide items on a webpage - Apple Support. That will not make the intrusiveness disappear, but it will be rendered less annoying.
Otherwise, boycott the website and tell them why. They won't be interested, because websites cost money, and Google gives it to them in exchange for that API and the advertisements they host.
Search "how to block sign in with google" - Apple Community if you so choose, but that's the answer.
Thanks for summarizing that dead horse of a thread!
It only takes those two words, but I understand how it can be difficult to accept.
Thank you for the detailed response John.
How to block/stop google pop up asking you to log in
