Compare Chrome extensions: Eraser! vs ContextDeleter

ContextDeleter allows you to delete elements within websites that you do not want to see. Are you reading a blog and there's an unsightly image that you don't want others to see? Right click the image and select "Delete this Element" to remove the element. This is a very minimalist extension which injects itself into your right click menu.

NOTE: IT DOES NOT STORE REMOVED ELEMENTS. THIS IS A QUICK ZAP TOOL - RELOADING THE PAGE WILL BRING BACK THE ELEMENT.

Open Source - feel free to contribute :) as right now it's a one man job haha https://github.com/jsanc623/ContextDeleter/issues

Flash elements and dynamically generated HTML cannot be removed (however, you can remove the parent container).

HISTORY: 2.1.5: September 26th, 2019 [Add outline fade, cleanup code & options page, more colors] This change adds another ask from support - it adds outline fading (if selected in the options page, with the option to select time to fade and length of fade). Also adds a plethora of new colors, cleans up the code to make it more ES6 compliant, and cleans up the options page.

2.1.1: October 2nd, 2018 [Add debug option (prints to console), more colors, and ability to turn off the outline] This change was kicked off by an email from a user (Erich B!) who mentioned that he would like to have the option to completely hide the outline while maintaining the deletion functionality. Setting the Outline Style to No Outline now achieves that. Additionally, there are more colors now.