- Nov 5, 2011
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DOM Destroyer
My new tool (on Chrome/chromium forks...) to destroy anti-adblock windows (and all imaginable targets on the webpage) - is DOM Destroyer.
Chrome Web Store link: DOM Destroyer
DOM Destroyer
offered by Phil Schleihauf
Version: 0.1
Updated: February 25, 2014
Size: 11.58KiB
It works very well!
Destroy DOM Nodes.
Memory footprint non-existent...
Phil Schleihauf description:
"Remove stuff from websites like say an annoying sticky header, with two clicks.
Just click the red target icon to activate. Elements will highlight as you hover, and be deleted completely when you click on them.
Hitting the esc key gets you out of destroy mode, and if you want something back just refresh the page."
- So first click icon, then put the mouse on the element to destroy (this element will highlight in red) - then left click, and this element disappears from webpage. If that's all you need to destroy, then refresh this page.
That's all... quite all:
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If you wish to navigate on that page cleaned by DOM Destroyer, first you must remove modal (red highlighting) - it's easily done (one click on the icon only) by another extension I use too, here:
Chrome Web Store link: Modal Remover
Modal Remover
offered by thomas.lutzeyer
Version: 0.0.2
Updated: October 11, 2016
Size: 14.55KiB
Memory footprint non-existent.
"Removes annoying, screen-blocking modals that force users to sign up, disable ad-block or join a newsletter.
Click the plug-in icon on the top right of your browser to remove any kind of view-blocking modal. If the modal didn't, or only partially, disappear, try clicking it"...and another click...voilà.
- two websites with anti-adblock modals (overlays) to test for you:
immediatemedia.co.uk: Immediate Media Co – the special interest content and platform company
redcoolmedia.net: Movie maker MovieStudio online
BehindTheOverlay extension works very nice too!
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BREAKING NEWS:
Sophia Campa-Peters Is Out of Surgery & Doing Well: posted in Latest Amazing World News - Page 2 here: Latest Amazing World News
My new tool (on Chrome/chromium forks...) to destroy anti-adblock windows (and all imaginable targets on the webpage) - is DOM Destroyer.
Chrome Web Store link: DOM Destroyer
DOM Destroyer
offered by Phil Schleihauf
Version: 0.1
Updated: February 25, 2014
Size: 11.58KiB
It works very well!
Destroy DOM Nodes.
Memory footprint non-existent...
Phil Schleihauf description:
"Remove stuff from websites like say an annoying sticky header, with two clicks.
Just click the red target icon to activate. Elements will highlight as you hover, and be deleted completely when you click on them.
Hitting the esc key gets you out of destroy mode, and if you want something back just refresh the page."
- So first click icon, then put the mouse on the element to destroy (this element will highlight in red) - then left click, and this element disappears from webpage. If that's all you need to destroy, then refresh this page.
That's all... quite all:
____________________
If you wish to navigate on that page cleaned by DOM Destroyer, first you must remove modal (red highlighting) - it's easily done (one click on the icon only) by another extension I use too, here:
Chrome Web Store link: Modal Remover
Modal Remover
offered by thomas.lutzeyer
Version: 0.0.2
Updated: October 11, 2016
Size: 14.55KiB
Memory footprint non-existent.
"Removes annoying, screen-blocking modals that force users to sign up, disable ad-block or join a newsletter.
Click the plug-in icon on the top right of your browser to remove any kind of view-blocking modal. If the modal didn't, or only partially, disappear, try clicking it"...and another click...voilà.
- two websites with anti-adblock modals (overlays) to test for you:
immediatemedia.co.uk: Immediate Media Co – the special interest content and platform company
redcoolmedia.net: Movie maker MovieStudio online
BehindTheOverlay extension works very nice too!
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BREAKING NEWS:
Sophia Campa-Peters Is Out of Surgery & Doing Well: posted in Latest Amazing World News - Page 2 here: Latest Amazing World News
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