ElementHider

One of the best extension

Helps a lot when you try to read a blog or a website full of Ad content articles.

Although I managed to write a selector that correctly identifies the items I want to hide from a listing, using the non-standard :contains() selector, unfortunately it doesn't hide them because I assume it runs before the page is refreshed by Next/React, and as a result the extension "sees" only the initial mostly empty page. It would be nice if it could have an option for milliseconds to run after page load, maybe it would solve the issue for most modern SPA apps.

Did exactly what i needed.

Nice

Thank you so much! I'm using it to block Taylor Swift from my serious news feeds (I'm confident I won't be able to see this review once I post it).

Great extension if you like to read the news in the morning and watch a stream of a sports event afterwards

This is the most comprehensive and functional extension. ex. removes twitter "What's Happening" with {div[aria-label="Timeline: Trending now"]} >>> twitter.com Other extensions weren't able to remove "What's Happening" without issues.

-does not detect words in all elements on the page -no examples of blocking specific elements, not everyone understands what is {.class} {#id-element}

It was really good, but now it seems as though the exclusion list doesn't work fully so it runs on ALL sites rather than just the sites I specify.