Eraser

Eraser lets you remove any element on a webpage with a single click — sticky banners, popups, cookie bars, ads-shaped distractions, or anything else in your way. How it works Click the Eraser icon (or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+E) to open the toolbar. Turn on Erase mode — hover to highlight, click to remove. Undo a mistake, or Reset to bring everything back. Features • One-click element removal with a live highlight • Removals remembered per website and re-applied on your next visit • Undo the last erase, or restore everything on the site • A draggable toolbar that snaps to any edge or corner (goes vertical on the sides) • Keyboard shortcuts: E to toggle, Ctrl/Cmd+Z to undo, Esc to exit • Everything happens locally in your browser. The extension has no servers and collects no data. Good to know • Already-open tabs: after installing or updating the extension, refresh any tabs you already had open — the eraser only activates on pages loaded after it's enabled. • Elements may return: removals are remembered using the element's position/identifiers on the page. If a website changes its layout or code, a saved element may no longer match and can reappear. Just erase it again, or use Reset to clear that site's saved removals. • Hidden, not deleted: Eraser only hides elements in your own view. It never changes the actual website, and a normal page reload won't expose your data to anyone. • Restricted pages: browser pages like chrome://, the Chrome Web Store, and the new-tab page don't allow extensions to run, so Eraser won't work there.