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[Flatzem888]

6 minutes ago, Afi4wins said:

Hmmm...never mind bro! Thanks anyway.

 

also this;

If a Google Chrome user wants the ability to block or hide specific elements on a webpage, they have a few good alternatives:

1. Use the Built-In Chrome DevTools (No Extensions Required)

Chrome has a native element-hiding feature built right into the browser:

• Press F12 (or right-click anywhere on the page and select Inspect).

• Click the Select Element icon at the top-left of the DevTools panel (or press Ctrl + Shift + C).

• Click the annoying element on the page to highlight its line of code.

• Press the H key on your keyboard while that line is highlighted in DevTools to toggle it invisible, or press Delete to remove it from the page temporarily.

2. AdGuard AdBlocker Extension

AdGuard has a fully updated extension for Chrome that includes a dedicated Element Blocker.

• After installing, right-click any element on a page and select AdGuard -> Block element on this page.

• An interactive selector pops up allowing you to preview and permanently hide that element.

3. Dedicated Element Hiding Extensions

If you just want a small tool purely for cleaning up pages without a full ad blocker, several lightweight extensions are available in the Chrome Web Store:

• Element Blocker or Stylebot: Allows you to click elements to hide them or create custom visual rules for any website.

• Click to Remove Element: Adds a simple toggle button to your toolbar that lets you click and vaporize any unwanted box, banner, or pop-up on a page.