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Remove elements you pick, like hidden fields password managers fill, on every page load. Runs only on sites you allow. Remove Elements removes the parts of a web page you choose, every time that exact page loads. Some pages contain hidden or invisible form fields that a password manager can fill in with your saved details. You can't see them, but the page can read what they were filled with. Remove Elements finds those fields (and hidden iframes), explains what each one is and why you can't see it, and removes them with one click. You can also click any element on a page to remove it. What it does • Find hidden fields: lists hidden inputs and hidden iframes with plain names and reasons, for example "Password · off-screen". • Click on page: pick any element yourself. Arrow keys move to its parent or child. • Careful by default: visible password fields are tucked away, and removing anything you can see asks first. • Rules for the exact page: a rule applies to that page address (the part before ? and #), not to the whole site. • Toolbar badge: shows how many elements were removed on the current page. • Light and dark themes: follows your system setting. Your privacy • It asks for access to one site at a time, only when you use it there. Installing it grants access to no website. • Your rules stay on your device. The extension makes no network requests and has no accounts or analytics. • It never reads what you type or what a password manager fills in. How it works When you allow a site, Remove Elements runs a small script on that site's pages as they load. The script removes the elements your rules name, replacing each with an empty placeholder so the rest of the page keeps its layout. It runs only on sites you allow, and you can revoke a site at any time in chrome://extensions. Good to know • It works on the top page only, not inside iframes or inside shadow DOM (web components). • Browser extensions run in no guaranteed order, so a password manager that fills a field very early can get there first. • Not affiliated with any password manager or website.