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Hide Difficulty tags across all of leetcode.com. LeetCode Tag Remover - Focus on the Problem, Not the Labels Do you find yourself looking at LeetCode problem difficulty, company tags, or related questions and getting biased before you even write a single line of code? LeetCode Tag Remover is a lightweight, customizable Chrome extension designed for software engineers, students, and competitive programmers who want to build authentic, unbiased problem-solving skills. By hiding spoiler tags, it allows you to approach every problem like you would in a real technical interview. 🚀 KEY FEATURES: - Toggle "Difficulty" Pill: Hide Easy/Medium/Hard tags next to the problem title and list view. - Toggle "Companies" Section: Hide company tags on the problem sidebar so you don't get biased by where the question was asked. - Live Updates: Toggles take effect immediately without requiring a full page reload. - Lightweight & Privacy-First: No tracking, no background scripts, and zero data collected. Uses local sync storage to keep your preferences across devices. 🎯 WHY USE IT? In actual technical interviews (Google, Meta, Amazon, Netflix, etc.), you won't know the exact difficulty level or which company recently asked the question. Hiding these tags trains your mind to analyze the problem purely based on constraints and requirements, helping you build confidence and eliminate performance anxiety. 🛠 HOW TO USE: 1. Open any problem page on leetcode.com. 2. Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar. 3. Instantly toggle the visibility of Difficulty and Company sections.
May 28, 2026
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