Coming to Chrome
Chrome & Edge The pleasure of an open afternoon.
A good story, a little time, and nothing getting in the way.
PopupDestroyerFree
Get your page back.
Remove obstructing overlays, hide an element you choose, and restore scrolling when a page gets stuck.
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Chrome & Edge No account needed
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A closer look
See what it feels like.
Use the sample below. For full website access, install the extension.
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Try removing the sample interruption, then bring it back.
Made for the everyday
Clear the interruption. Keep reading.
Clear the obstruction
Remove obvious fixed overlays with one click. A broader profile also looks for floating promotions and video panels.
Choose it yourself
Use the element picker for a specific distraction. Undo restores changes made during the current page visit.
Remember the repeat offenders
Save an element for one website after granting that site access. Review or remove every saved rule from the settings.
A few useful details.
Heuristics cannot recognize every page layout. Automatic removal avoids common login, payment and consent containers. A hidden element may contain something useful; Undo brings it back. Server-restricted content is not retrieved.
Your privacy & permissions
One-time changes use access to the active tab. Remembered rules request optional access to the chosen website. Settings and selectors remain in local browser storage.
Read the privacy detailsBefore you install
Good questions.
Can I undo a removal?
Yes. Undo restores changes made during this page visit. It also pauses saved rules until the next reload.
Does it bypass a paywall?
No. It only changes elements already loaded into the page. It cannot retrieve content withheld by a server.
Does it run on every website?
One-time actions run only when you ask. Automatic rules require permission for the specific website you choose.