Nuke Anything

Allows hiding of almost anything via context menu.

What is Nuke Anything?

The 'Nuke Anything' Extension is a powerful tool for Chrome users aiming to streamline their web browsing. It provides a capability to hide any element in a webpage using a specific 'Nuke on key' mode. User can remove elements by pressing the [X] key on keyboard or through right-click context menu. The extension supports undo functionality using [U] key for removed objects. Exit the mode with [Esc] key.

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By: patrick.abisalloum

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Users: 4,000+

Rating: 3.08 (13)

Version: 2.4.1 (Last updated: 2021-07-29)

Creation date: 2017-10-09

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

contextMenus
storage

Size: 54.40K

Email: pa*****@gmail.com

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 15066 ▼ 211

Other rankings

#3364 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 3

Other platforms

Nuke Anything Enhanced (v2.4)

4.29 (66) 5,345+

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Summary

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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

User reviews

User reviews summary

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Works well with some web elements
User-friendly; easy to use
Highly recommended by some users
Effective on certain websites
Good for hiding web elements

Cons

Does not work as expected according to some users
Inconsistency between Firefox and Chrome
Hidden elements return on refresh
Need to 'nuke' more than once
Could be due to Chrome updates

Most mentioned

Not working as expected
Elements returning after refresh
Comparison between Firefox and Chrome
Possibility of extension not being updated
Need to 'nuke' multiple times

Recent reviews

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.