This addon is great, but I miss one thing for it to be perfect. The box is sometimes very big and I would wish that it opens at a small size by default (perhaps by choice), or just like the last time it was used. Even in small size, it sometimes hides the elements I want to remove, so I have to use other similar addons to do the job. If it was a floating element and I could just drag it elsewhere, that'd make it perfect.

Also, an option to remember the removed buttons for a certain website. This would be pretty useful for the sites we visit regularly.

Thank you so much.

I use this extension daily and it's simply fantastic. getting rid of nuisance elements with ease that no other addon can compete with. I do wish there was an option to delete from DOM and not merely hide though.

yeah it does what it says

Perfect. Everything I need in an element remover. 2024 Arc refugees will be happy to use CTRE as a replacement for zapping. The core functionality being temporarily/permanently disabling elements is exactly right, yet there is further second-level customization on individual elements. Plus, the ability to rename disabled elements and a handy shortcut to activate the extension outright. Now all my web apps like Outlook look perfectly clean without unused buttons complicating their user interfaces. Bravo to the developer. I hope this project is maintained for years to come! 5/5.

Browsing just got so much more fun! :D


EDIT: I'd like the shortcut Alt+X to actually toggle the functionality. But pressing it a second time does not stop Click to Remove from working.

I'd also appreciate the main window popping up not constantly changing its size depending upon which page elements you hover over.

Otherwise super helpful tool! :)

It works great! Thanks to the developer.

Grate Tool, Vert Useful.

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Works amazingly well, thanks

it works great and you can even extract and import your settings. this is also great for websites that prevent you from using ad blockers even if all you want to use them for is their element blocking feature. thanks.