URLflows for Page Pruning
LiveEvery page has something you'd rather not look at — a cookie banner that never quite goes away, a sidebar of recommended videos, a sticky newsletter bar eating the bottom of your screen. Point at it and make it disappear. It stays gone on that page, with no filter syntax and no rules to write. Everything runs locally. Private, free, forever.
What you get
- Click any element on a page to hide it — no selectors, no filter lists
- Hidden things stay hidden on that page, through reloads and browser restarts
- Smart selection collapses the empty container left behind, so you don't get a blank gap
- Per-page memory — hiding a sidebar on one article doesn't change unrelated pages
- A popup that lists everything you've hidden here, with one-click restore per item or all at once
- Start the picker from the keyboard with Alt+Shift+H
How to install
- Click Add to Chrome above (the label adapts to your browser — "Add to Edge", "Add to Brave", etc.) and confirm the permissions prompt.
- Pin it from the puzzle-piece Extensions menu so it's always one click away.
- Open any page, click the icon, and press Pick element to hide.
Browser support: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Vivaldi and other Chromium-based browsers all install from the same Chrome Web Store listing. No Firefox or Safari.
Related help guides
Install URLflows for Page Pruning
Add the extension to Chrome and hide your first element.
What URLflows for Page Pruning does
A quick tour of the picker and per-page memory.
Hide elements on a page
Use the picker, and what happens to the space left behind.
Bring hidden elements back
Restore one at a time, or everything on the page at once.