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Hide closed or dead developer accounts from the Google Play Console account picker. Visual only — nothing leaves your browser. Google Play Console won't let you remove a developer account once it's closed or abandoned — it stays welded to your account picker forever, cluttering the list every time you switch accounts. This extension fixes that. Add the names of the accounts you want gone, and they simply disappear from the picker — both the main page selector and the top-right account menu. It is visual only. Nothing is changed on Google's side, nothing is deleted, and nothing leaves your browser. The extension just hides matching rows in your own tab. FEATURES • Hide any number of accounts by exact name • Works in both the main account picker and the top-right developer menu • Exact, case-sensitive matching so only the accounts you name are hidden • Zero data collection — no analytics, no tracking, no network requests • Your hide-list syncs across your own Chrome installs via Chrome storage HOW TO USE 1. Click the extension icon to open the popup. 2. Add an account's name exactly as it appears in the Play Console list. 3. Reload Play Console — matching accounts vanish from the picker. Remove a term anytime to bring an account back. This is a cosmetic tweak to your own browser view; it never touches your Google account or data.
Jun 3, 2026
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