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There used to be a "Kill Button" in Opera browser that, once activated, would remove any clicked element. It was so easy to get rid of unwanted divs. I would l
by ggus 9y ago
There used to be a "Kill Button" in Opera browser that, once activated, would remove any clicked element.
It was so easy to get rid of unwanted divs. I would like something like that for the latest version of firefox, but I couldn't find anything similar.
- fishtopher 9y agonot as elegant as a single button, but this does the same job: * Ctrl + Shift + C * Select your div * Press [Delete]
- MiddleEndian 9y agoElement hiding helper for adblock plus works well for me in Firefox. Even has shortcuts w and n for wider and narrower respectively. Then whatever you select gets blocked permanently for you. I've mainly used it to block all the shit youtube puts on top of videos, block position fixed videos on news sites, and make a bunch of forums less painful to browse.