Nuke anything reloaded

Allows you to hide almost anything via context menu.

Nuke Anything Reloaded - Chrome Extension

Nuke Anything Reloaded is a Chrome extension that allows you to hide any object on a web page. By right-clicking on an object, you can easily remove it temporarily, with the ability to restore it later. Get rid of unwanted elements on web pages with ease.

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By: redgizmo75

Users: 408

Rating: 2.60

(5)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2017-09-16)

Creation date: 2017-09-16

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

contextMenus

Size: 35.51K

Email: re*****@gmail.com

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# 44,435 ▲ 655

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Extension summary

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Allows you to hide almost any object on a web page. Just right click on the object you want to disappear and chose 'Remove this object' from context menu. You can remove as many objects as you want and you can restore the objects again. Removal is only temporary, if you reload the page everything is as it was. Nothing is stored by this extension.

This extension is inspired by 'Nuke anyhting (enhanced)' addon for FF.

SourceCode can be found on GitHub:

https://github.com/redgizmo75/nuke_anything_reloaded

User reviews

It's simple, works. Undo remove is a good option. This and the hide element option in chrome inspect (ctrl+shift+I) allows to get rid of most annoying things. Besides blocking them.

Rainer von Borries, 2021-01-04

Tut nichts bei mir im Chrome (habe die Chrome-Version 79.0.3945.79 und Windows7)

Marco Müller (Mayo), 2019-12-18

I don't see a way to make it hide all elements (e.g. panes, text fields etc.), but when I see an image that's rather risque, I can just right-click and nuke it.