Kick Ass!
Destroy the web! Shoot up websites. Save the world from evil bytes and viruses.
Delete anything on a website with a click.
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DOM Destroyer empowers you to remove anything that annoys you from a web page by just clicking on it. Get rid of newsletter popups, content-hiding overlays, and all kinds of other noisy clutter!
Note that this extension only temporarily hides elements from your view -- to get them back, just refresh the page.
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Destroy the web! Shoot up websites. Save the world from evil bytes and viruses.
Allows you to zap almost anything via context menu or keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Shift+X). Visual feedback included.
Throw rotten tomatoes in websites that you do not like!
Take our your anger on your browser!
When you click the button, you can burn the text on the web page before reading.
GLITCH.ext enables you to glitch the virtual façade of any website! Images, texts, and nearly every HTML element forming the…
ok phet
easy to use. function exactly as desribe in the description. good for developer learning about DOM and shadow DOM structure pair with developer tool
Best app more people should use it.
it dosent open
faster than using the inspector
Can't turn it off. One you turn it on, elements turn red. Great!-Love that. But once you're done removing your elements, there's no way to turn it off. If you hit escape, elements no longer turn red, so it ~looks~ like it's off, but once you left-click anywhere on the screen, those elements will be removed as well.
Der eigentliche Element-Entfernungs-Modus klappt spitze. Aber leider entfernt es auch nach dem Drücken der Taste 'esc' noch Elemente. Somit leider unbrauchbar. Auch wäre es praktischer, wenn man den Button einfach anklickt, dann ändert Der sein Symbol, dann macht mann die Änderung, und wenn man fertig ist einfach den Button nochmal drücken. Hack The Web für Firefox hat das so gemacht.
goode
Useful at times but when you click to destroy icons, it opens the website so its a little annoying.
Das einzige Tool was ohne Probleme so funktioniert wie es soll.