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Hide page elements on any website with visual picking, right-click blocking, and flexible rule management. Blocky helps you hide distracting or unwanted page elements on the websites you use every day. You can hide banners, ads, popups, buttons, sidebars, notices, or other interface sections without changing the rest of the page. The fastest workflow is simple: right-click any element on a page and choose Hide element. Blocky automatically creates a rule for that website and keeps the element hidden the next time you visit. You can also open the Blocky dashboard to create rules manually, launch a visual picker, search saved rules, filter by status or domain, sort your list, and turn rules on or off at any time. How it works: 1. Open the website where you want to hide an element. 2. Right-click the element and choose Hide element. 3. Blocky generates and saves the rule automatically. 4. Refresh or revisit the page and the matching element stays hidden. 5. Open the dashboard anytime to edit, disable, delete, import, or export rules. Current features include: - Right-click element blocking - Visual element picker from the dashboard - Manual rules using a website domain plus CSS selector or HTML input - Active and inactive rule toggles - Search, filters, sorting, and quick rule management - Rule import and export with JSON files - Support for dynamic websites that re-render content Blocky is useful when you want a cleaner page layout, fewer distractions, or more control over what parts of a website stay visible.
Jun 17, 2026
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