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Point at any element on any page and hide it in one click. Private by default — HideIt only reads a page when you turn it on. Free forever · No account · No tracking The web, minus the parts you never asked for. Chatbots that stalk every page. Cookie walls. "Subscribe!" popups. Point at anything, click once — gone. HideIt remembers, so it stays gone. Three clicks. That's the whole manual. 1 Turn it on Click the HideIt icon on any page. Until you do, HideIt can't see the page at all — that's the point. 2 Point at the clutter Hover anything — a chatbot, banner, sidebar, autoplay video. A red outline shows exactly what you're about to remove. 3 Click. Gone. Hide it for this visit or every visit. HideIt re-hides it automatically if the site tries to sneak it back. Built stubborn, so websites can't out-stubborn you. 🔒 Private by default HideIt reads nothing until you switch it on for that tab. No analytics, no accounts, no data ever leaves your browser. 💬 Kills chatbots properly Chat widgets hide in iframes that eat your clicks. HideIt shields them and removes the whole widget — wrapper and all. 📌 Remembers your choices Hide something once, it stays hidden on every visit. A watchdog re-hides elements that sites re-inject. ↩️ Nothing is permanent Manage every hidden element per site. Un-hide one thing, or flip "show all" to see the page untouched. 📤 Export & import Take your hide list to another machine with one file. Your rules are yours. 🎁 Free. Actually free. No pro tier, no trial, no "unlock 3 more hides". We made it because we wanted it to exist.
Jul 28, 2026
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