Remove Element
Creates a contextual menu item to remove an element from the DOM
Remove annoying elements with a single click
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Allows you to remove any element from a website. Temporarily or permanently. Be it an advertisment missed by your ad-blocker, fixed menu, distracting GIF image, overly animated slideshow or anything else getting in your way.
Features:
- easily remove multiple elements in a row (no need for a cumbersome context menu)
- highlights elements under the cursor
- customizable keyboard shortcut for activation
- remember removed elements for a particular website or hide only temporarily
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Awesome
Doesn't save, have to remove items each time. Useless.
It was a little too aggressive. One particular website with which I wanted to use this extension wraps each image in "span" tags. They prevent the usual actions for contextual menus on the images. I'd like a tool to remove the wrapper "span" element without affecting the image it contains. However, this extension hid the wrapper and the image, so it was not helpful to me. I'd also like the extension to add a contextual menu item. That way, on pages which don't disable the menu, I could right-click on a page element and select "remove element" from the menu. That would be faster than selecting the extension's toolbar icon, which activates it until deactivated again. (More inconvenient clicks.)
that's what I need
Element just re-appears when page is refreshed. Waste of effort to block each time. What a piece of garbage.
When refresh the page the element is back. Need this to work with the new Twitch Site to hide "Recent Uploads" and "Based On Your Viewing History".
only works on certain things.
Great, get control back on what is displayed on your screen or not. The elements will be back the next time you load the page which is good in case you decide you want to see them this time. Great for getting rid of massive overlaying prompts to subscribe or login.
It needs to remember where and what elements that have been hidden.
Does the job, but requires too many clicks. Click on, click element, click off. Right-click--> remove is all it requires.