Click to Remove Element
Functionality & UI
Remove annoying elements with a single click
Users
90K
Rating
4.3
Reviews
650
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0|0%
Stable signalUnknownHigh-risk permissions
Nuke Anything
Allows hiding of almost anything via context menu.
Users3KCurrent public install base
Rating3.3Store average score
Reviews14Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
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Version2.5.1
ManifestV3
Size55.34KiB
Languages4Deutsch / English / español +1
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Allows you to hide almost anything in a page by activating "Nuke on [x] key" mode.
In this mode, you can remove as many elements as you want by repeatedly pressing the [X] key on the keyboard while moving the mouse around.
The [U] key will undo last remove.
The [Esc] Key will exit this mode and go back to normal.
Please note that you can undo removing of objects only, undoing the removing of selections is not yet supported.
You can also remove items by right clicking and choosing remove
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Store average score3.3Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
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Reviews with text11Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews14Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
Store average score: 3.3. The bars below are calculated from synced review text only, so they may be empty for extensions that have public ratings but no synced comments yet.
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very very good
It worked for a few years, but now it doesn't work anymore.
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Just confirming this extension does work. For certain elements, you might need to "nuke" the area or selection more than once - that's not really a fault of the extension, that's just how the web works. Nuked elements will come back after a page reload, that's also intended.
does not work
doesn't work, couldnt nuke my school i mean nothing got nuked
Completely useless, does not work. It didn't "nuke" a single thing.
Nuke Anything works well in Firefox, but in Chrome (for me at least) it can rarely nuke anything. I'll probably remove it.
Most used extension in my collection. Highly recommended. Persistence is no reason to deduct merits as it is way too easy hiding web elements that may otherwise be visually obscuring.
OK