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ctrl/cmd+alt click to shoot down dom nodes. ctrl/cmd+z if you miss Remove annoyances from pages with some memorable sound effects. Doom element let's you remove DOM elements by clicking them while pressing ctrl+alt on Window and Linux and cmd+option on Mac. It also keeps track of elements recently removed so that they can be restored by pressing ctrl+z (cmd+z on mac). The changes are not permanent: reload the page and it's back to normal. It's a just a few lines of code that you're welcome to have a look at (see the website). Note: doom element respects the content security policy of websites so it won't load any sound effects on websites that disallow it (eg. duckduckgo, twitter) 1.1.7: issue with scrollable body after shooting modal 1.1.6: unwanted log messages. fix of undo inline style for body and html tag. 1.1.5: suppress other click and mousedown events while aiming 1.1.4: fix cmd+z on macos.
Jan 4, 2024
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