Remove Element
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Creates a contextual menu item to remove an element from the DOM
Users
2K
Rating
3.8
Reviews
35
7D Growth
0|0%
Stable signalNo paid features detectedHigh-risk permissions
Click to Remove Element
Remove annoying elements with a single click
Users90KCurrent public install base
Rating4.3Store average score
Reviews650Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity
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4.28
Latest
4.28
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Version3.1.5
ManifestV3
Size28.63KiB
Languages1English
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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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Store average score4.3Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.2Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text456Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews650Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
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Очень полезное расширение
Super extension, on peut sélectionné tout les élément que l'on veux retirer sur le site en question avec la possibilité d'enregistrer l'élément qu'on a retirer avec une case a coché pour retiré l'élément automatiquement, ça fonctionne sur tout le site pas que sur la page ou on retire l'élément c'est pas mal. je donne la note max.
Works perfectly, Literally made my life happier
Lovely
helps a lot, great extension!!!
It's like turning The Internet into Bubblewrap, going around popping the ad elements but the only problem is, once you pop them, they're difficult to get back. One improvement I would like to see is a method to visually see what you've hidden on a page - like just now I accidentally blocked the main web element for Speedtest =|. Perhaps something as small as a momentary overlay, displayed over the element you've just blocked for a few seconds. This holds up the action of actually blocking the element, waiting till the visual aid overlay has vanished from over top of the element you've just removed. Thinking big here; another improvement would be to offer a paid tier to a aggregated blocked database by trusted users of the platform
Does what it says.
Perfecta!!
I was thinking of developing the same thing and then found yours with a simple search. Good job.
very useful !