Hide Fixed Elements (packaged by Denis)
Hide fixed elements on a page to open up more viewing space
Automatically cleans pages of the sticky headers and other fixed elements.
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Sticky Ducky removes sticky headers, social buttons, and other fixed elements that clutter the screen as you read. You can whitelist sites or toggle elements back on when needed.
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Can you make an option that shows sticky headers by clicking the screen and blacklist? Overall, I am enjoying using this extension a lot.
Works great on kiwi as well, one thing I noticed is reddit makes the background colour a sticky element so that will turn white when scrolling
I have used for a while and on many websites the Sticky Ducky Heuristics allow far too much annoying garbage to pollute webpages and it is NOT very effective at all. Perhaps the developer could possibly introduce a Strict/Aggressive mode which could be activated manually on websites where more filtering is required. PopUpOff is far superior to Sticky Ducky and has 3 different default modes of usage, Dormant, Moderate and Aggressive. You can also configure it to use a particular mode of operation for each individual website.
hides elements optionally.
As someone with limited screen space, this extension works great for saving space by hiding annoying headers (until you *actually* need them). Granted, my sample size isn't high, but this doesn't appear to break sites' functionality either. Many thanks to the developer.
Awesome – unlike similar extensions, this one doesn’t break Scroll To Top’s [ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scroll-to-top/hegiignepmecppikdlbohnnbfjdoaghj ] sticky arrows! Thank you for this great tool!
Very helpful! Works like a charm. <3