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Hide page elements with a DevTools-like picker [Extension Description] ElementHider is a Chrome extension that lets you hide any unwanted element on a web page with a single click. Simply use the DevTools-like picker to select and remove distracting elements such as unused links, icons, or menus. [Benefits of Installing] - One-click element hiding Use the DevTools-like picker to click on any element you want gone. No CSS or HTML knowledge required. - Privacy-first Permissions are granted per site only when you choose. All data stays in your browser — nothing is sent to external servers. - Automatic per-site persistence Once you hide an element, it stays hidden on every future visit. No reconfiguration needed. - Flicker-free hiding Styles are injected at the earliest stage of page loading, so hidden elements never flash on screen. - Two hide modes Choose between "Hidden" (completely removes the element from layout) and "Invisible" (hides the element while preserving its space) on a per-element basis. - 6 themes Choose from 6 themes including light and dark variants to match your preference. - Intuitive management Drag-and-drop reordering, inline label editing, and individual or bulk show/hide toggles — all from a convenient side panel. - Export and import Back up all your site data as JSON and restore it anytime. - English and Japanese The UI automatically adapts to your browser's language setting.
Mar 3, 2026
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