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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Creates a contextual menu item to remove an element from the DOM
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This extension can hide or remove selected elements on a page. Useful for removing invasive adverts, banners and overlays.
Easily remove desired HTML5 elements with just one click!
Best element hider for Chrome™. Remove distractions in a breeze.
v2 become even more flexible and powerful! теперь умеет запоминать заблокированные элементы, почти адблок без листов, с ручной настройкой
The inclusion of the save/remember feature is a game-changer for this plugin. THANK YOU!
My only complaint about this very, very useful extension was that the tiny modal at the top left of the screen often blocked elements I wanted to remove. Now a HUGE modal overlay blocks the entire right side of the webpage, making it impossible to use the extension on that half of the page. So sad about this.
Earlier in the day I rated this extension one star. I thought there was no hotkey to toggle it on and off and not only that but it seems like the new update introduced this dialog box that takes up about a quarter of the screen. I was infuriated that it overlayed exactly the elements I wanted to remove! Turns out that this new update also introduced the hotkey I desperately needed - it was written right there - in the qurater-box. Also the quarter-box is not visible when the browser is in fullscreen mode. Don't know if this is a bug or a feature but it allowed me to achieve my end goals. My suggestion: Add another hotkey that triggers the tool without the hideous dialog box. Then I'll change my rating to 5 stars. My general use case is that I need to take a screenshot of the content on the web page without it being obscured by other elements. Today this tool saved me probably over an hour. So thanks a lot and hope you keep this project going!
Why did you update it? It was perfect. It's huge now. How do I remove elements in the bottom right corner of the site?
You changed it from a perfectly working solution to an annoying waste of time. Now, the red borders are too big, the control-z option is gone, the control-z replacement window is in the way, and when you close the replacement window it closes the program. Each of those is a show-stopper, for me. Removed from Chrome.
Perfect extension, I was looking for something like this. Thank you!
Works great. I was getting tired of right click -> inspect -> right click -> delete
Really nice convenient way to remove unwanted ads from div's on the page, and sometimes overlays on new sites trying to have you whitelist their pages from ad-blockers. I have two issues with the add-in. 1) There is an overlay that is Z-index 0 that says "click to remove element v1.0.5" at the top left of the window. It sometimes block content below it from being removed. 2) Removing elements, like videos, don't actually remove them from memory, so they continue to play. To fix this, they should 1-up the browser Dev tools and hide the object before removing the node will reset it, as a consequence it will stop the video and GC it.
What's the point? The content is there when you refresh. You don't need an extension to do this. Hit F12 then CTRL + SHIFT + C, then delete the content you don't want.