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Hide parts of websites you don’t want to see.
What it does
- Hide anythingPoint at it, click, then Hide it. The arrow keys make the selection bigger or smaller.
- It stays hiddenNext visit it’s hidden as the page loads. No reload, nothing to click.
- Bring it backThe toolbar button lists what’s hidden on the site you’re on. Show it again, or remove it. Alt+Shift+C shows everything on the tab until you reload.
- It follows youWith Chrome sync on, your list reaches your other computers.
- PrivateNo account, no analytics, no ads. What you hide stays in your browser.
Why I built it
I used Arc’s Boosts almost only to hide things. When I moved to Dia, I lost that, so I built just that part.
What I hid most: notification badges on social sites, suggested posts, reels and other short videos. Then support chats and the pop-ups that trigger them. And, when I read an article, the blocks of ads.
It’s the first thing in Playground: one small tool every month or so.
The next thing comes out on November 7. If you’d like to chat, email me.