It appears simply removing the "shown" class on the div doesn’t actually
hide it.
The following two alternatives work better:
document.getElementById("smartbanner").style.display = "none";
var smartbanner = document.getElementById("smartbanner");
smartbanner.parentNode.removeChild(smartbanner);
Unfortunately neither of them frees up the space that was taken up by
the banner, which leaves a blank space at the top of the page.
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