Hide That!

This extension can hide or remove selected elements on a page. Useful for removing invasive adverts, banners and overlays.

Total ratings

4.53 (Rating count: 43)

Review summary

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Pros
  • Easy to use and well-documented.
  • Powerful and flexible functionality.
  • Effective at hiding unwanted elements.
  • Convenient for blocking specific content like spoilers.
Cons
  • Auto-hiding is not very clearly explained.
  • Does not support certain selectors like :contains().
  • Only hides elements after the page is loaded.
  • Some users experience it not working at all.
Most mentioned
  • Works great for hiding elements.
  • Documented and intuitive usage.
  • Issues with auto-hiding and selector support.
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Recent rating average: 4.10
All time rating average: 4.53
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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2024-11-21
Syed Hasnat Ali
en NOT WORKING ON THIS WEBSITE https://www.kidpaw.net/names/inspiration/99-names-of-prophet I RIGHT CLICKED BUUUT NO OPTION TO HIDE. BAD EXPERIEENCE
2024-10-04
Sebastián Hachen
2024-09-10
প্রাণের ৭৮২ কিশোরগঞ্জ এক্সপ্রেস
en Just downloaded it and already loving it!Keeping 5 star until (If) I find any bug.
2024-08-19
AsGood AsItGets
en Although I can see how some people might need the default use with the right-click menu, for me the most important functionality is the automatic hiding by selector. So after I realized that it doesn't support the non-standard :contains() selector (ok, fair enough, as I wrote, non-standard), I managed to write a selector that correctly identifies the items I want to hide in a list (tested with document.querySelectorAll() in the console), but it still doesn't hide them. And I'm guessing it's because the website uses Next/React, and it runs too fast, probably on the initially served HTML which is probably empty, so it doesn't "see them". Maybe a run delay option in milliseconds would solve this, otherwise it will not work on most modern SPA apps.
2024-06-22
John M
en Looks good but cant figure out if it is possible to hide / conceal a keyword that repeats in the page?
2024-05-11
Surya Prathap K
2024-04-17
Mihaela Simek
en Fabulous invention !!!
2024-04-06
Mars Brouwer
en It does work but it only hides the elements after the page is loaded and not before like Ublock does.
2024-02-25
Екатерина Бурилова
2024-01-13
Ms R
en Works great, I've been looking for something like this for a long time!
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