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Toggle hiding of Easy/Medium/Hard labels on LeetCode by clicking the extension icon. Ever caught yourself overthinking a problem just because it was labeled “Hard”? Or skipping an “Easy” one, assuming it’s not worth your time? The truth is, these labels can create unnecessary bias. They frame your mindset before you’ve even read the question. LeetCode Difficulty Hider helps you focus on the problem itself without being influenced by difficulty tags. With a single click, you can hide the “Easy”, “Medium”, and “Hard” labels from the problem list. It’s like solving problems in blind mode, where every challenge gets a fair shot. Key features One-click toggle: Instantly show or hide difficulty labels via the toolbar icon. Works site-wide: Removes difficulty tags from all problem lists, including Explore, Contest, Tag pages, and more Persistent setting: Your choice is remembered across sessions and navigation. Smart updates: Detects page changes on LeetCode (SPA-friendly) and re-applies your setting. Minimal footprint: No external libraries, no bloated code, and minimal permissions. This extension is for anyone who wants to code with clarity, reduce mental noise, and stay focused on what really matters: solving the problem.
Jun 30, 2025
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