Can't imagine using FF without this. So many sites add obtrusive overlays and annoying sliders that make the use of those sites less than enjoyable. This removes those annoyances temporarily, until the page is reloaded. Remove permanently would be awesome. But this will do.

Has no memory of what was removed previously. Make it remove an object, reopen the browser to the same web page and the object returns. Make it so the same object removed is removed for the entire URL. Create a menu icon that lights up when something is blocked by a rule, for easier access. Otherwise this extension is just a bothersome time waster.

It works much more reliably than Nuke Anything Enhanced, the extension I previously used. What I don't care for is that, unlike NAE, it doesn't highlight the object it's offering to remove—so on pages with many objects in the same area, you just have to take your chances. It also gives you no option to add objects to a personal list, so you must re-remove them each time you visit that page. If these features were added, I think it'd be a 5-star add-on.

Works great, but the Hotkey ALT+SHIFT+R is not working on any site (Win10, FF 63.0.3). Context Menu is working well.

It's good add-on but compare to HackTheWeb they give us the red border around object to select what to remove.

Deixa limpo o visual

Works very well in removing unwant materials.

I would like to know why it is necessary to agree to personal information being available to the programme, before it can be installed. Are there any security issues associated with this action?

Would love to have the removing of objects permanent. Would use it all the time if that could happen

Works nice, I like it....

It will remove something, sometimes after a couple of tries, but you have to re-do it every time you load the page. There was an old extension called "remove it permanently" that was pretty sweet.

Could we get the ability to remove an element site wide or domain wide?

I like this extension a lot--I would very much like to be able to save the changes between sessions, so I don't have to keep killing the same things over and over. If we could generate a text file with the changes in it, it would be nicely portable between installs, and shareable as well.

Hello there, I am the author of Nuke Anything Enhanced, I wish you had contacted me before doing this, I had been updating the add-on to use Web Extensions and adding features in anticipation of the Firefox 57 release! Just released the new version this weekend.

Do you want to join efforts and become a collaborator for the original add-on? Instead of duplicating the effort?

In all cases great work, and sorry I did not have time to update earlier.

Thank you so much for this add on, I'm supportive of all the changes coming with FF57 but still I was contemplating with some dread the loss of Nuke Anything Enhanced. There's so much junk on some pages you need something like this to just get a proper reading experience. And then you came ;) Bliss...

A small suggestion: compared to NAE, Remove Anything add a submenu level. On a laptop with trackpad, this slows down a tiny bit the act of nuking an element. OTOH, it's nice to have all the RA commands in one place and not clutter too much the submenu. Would it be possible to have a keyboard shortcut to nuke the element at point, under the mouse? Then the common operation would be even faster and convenient than with NAE, with mouse free nuking.

Again, thank you so much!

Doesn't work on Firefox 52.3 ESR on Windows.

EDIT: The version 1.2 fix the problem.

Simple and useful.
Suggestion:
Will be great have a feature for remove multiple element.
Thanks.