Extensity
Quickly enable/disable Google Chrome extensions
One click to close any overlay on any website.
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Close any overlay on any website with a single click or keys.
Use keyboard shortcut on Windows ctrl+shift+x or on MacOS cmd+shift+x (think about x as the close button you can use on any website).
Once you get used to the keyboard shortcut, you'll be using it all the time and gonna love it ! ; )
Important features:
* It works on any website. It doesn't rely on a static list of rules, as some other extensions.
* It doesn't require any permissions.
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muy buena extension, sensilla y facil de usar, no te llena de opciones que al final uno no sabe como usarla, recomendable si buscas informacion y no te permite la misma pagina verla por una "ventana" que bloquea ..
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very useful
Another worthless extension that doesn't work. People that make garbage like this should just stop.
Did not work