Wider paragraph spacing
Adds a clear gap after each paragraph so the block of text feels visually lighter.
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Adds a clear gap after each paragraph so the block of text feels visually lighter.
The action collects the title and all name/property meta tags and copies them to the clipboard as a key-value list.
Shrinks and dims footnote reference links so heavily cited text reads more smoothly.
Trims row padding so more queries fit on screen without scrolling.
Enlarges and bolds the total clicks, impressions, CTR and position cards above the performance chart.
Removes dense tag clouds that crowd the sidebar without adding real value.
Gives links a subtle offset underline and clearly marks visited URLs.
Swaps GitHub's green accent for a purple one across buttons and links.
Applies a tuned dark theme to Wikipedia for background, text, tables and code blocks.
Aligns paragraphs to the left, removing the ugly rivers of whitespace caused by justification.
Enlarges Hacker News's tiny font and loosens line height so comment threads read better.
Collects every unique URL on the page and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Enables fixed-width digits in table cells so prices and product counts line up neatly down each column.
Shrinks row height in the campaign, ad set and ad tables so more lines fit on the screen at once.
Removes 'Recommended for you' blocks and similar suggestions that lengthen and clutter product pages.
Increases font size and line height in post bodies to improve readability of the LinkedIn feed.
Highlights draft rows with a warm background and bold title so unpublished posts are easy to spot.
Removes all color from the page, showing it in black and white for fewer distractions.
Increases the base text size and loosens line spacing for more comfortable reading.
Reduces the base text size so more content fits on a single screen.
Enables animated smooth scrolling for anchor jumps and page scrolling.
Forces a pointer cursor on buttons and links and a blocked cursor on disabled elements.
An action that turns dark mode on and off with a single click of a panel button.
Enlarges post text on X and loosens line spacing to make posts easier to read.
Dims article illustrations so they do not pull attention from the text; brightens them on hover.
Hides subscribe widgets, the reaction bar and comments on Substack, narrowing content to a readable column.
Shows a corner badge with the number of words and characters in the main article.
A one-click action that turns reading mode on and off: hides distractions and narrows and enlarges content.
Button copies the current page title and URL to the clipboard as a ready Markdown link.
Dims paragraphs and highlights only the one under your cursor, helping you focus while reading.
Shrinks padding and row height in GA4 tables so more data fits on screen without scrolling.
Highlights rows and cells tied to conversions and key events in green across GA4 reports.
Enables fixed-width digits in cells so spend, CPM and results line up neatly down each column.
Clicks 'see more' buttons in posts for you, including in newly loaded feed items, so you see the full text.
Filters out the "recommended for you" community cards that Reddit slips between posts in the home feed.
Draws coloured outlines around Reddit web components to help you understand the page structure while writing styles.
Hides slide-in bars asking permission for web push notifications such as OneSignal.
Replaces the system scrollbar with a slim, rounded one in a neutral color.
Disables every corner radius, giving the page a sharp, square look.
Adds alternating row backgrounds and hover highlighting to make tables easier to read.
Removes the author bio boxes and related-article lists at the end of a post.
Opens every details element and accordion so you can read all content without clicking.
When you return to the page it scrolls back to where you last stopped reading.
Copies a ready https git clone URL of the current GitHub repository with one click.
Clicks the "show comments" links so you immediately see every comment under questions and answers.
Shows the names and values of hidden fields where pages often stash tracking data.
Shows a thin bar at the top of the screen reflecting how far you have scrolled.
Builds a breadcrumb bar from the URL path segments, each one a clickable link.
Turns sticky headers into static ones so they no longer cover content while scrolling.
Draws horizontal lines every 24 px to help check vertical rhythm and text baseline alignment.
Shrinks padding in campaign table rows so far more data fits on the screen at once.
Gives campaign statuses colors: enabled in green, paused in orange and removed in red for fast scanning.
Visually distinguishes negative keyword rows from regular keyword rows in the Google Ads list.
Colors coverage statuses (error, valid, warning, excluded) so indexing problems stand out instantly.
Renders the first URL column in a monospace font so paths are easier to compare character by character.
Prepends a running number to each table row so list positions are easy to reference.
Inverts the bright Google Analytics 4 interface into a dark one while keeping charts and images in original colors.
Wraps the GA4 data-sampling indicator in a red outline so you never miss that a report is not full data.
Enlarges and colors the period-comparison delta arrows in GA4, green for increases and red for decreases.
Shrinks row spacing in tag, trigger and variable tables so far more items fit on screen at once.
Adds a colored left bar to each row based on tag type, so you instantly tell apart GA4, Custom HTML and pixels.
Highlights Custom HTML tags with a diagonal pattern, because they carry arbitrary script and need a security review.
Checks for the gtm.js script or a dataLayer array and shows a green badge when the page uses Tag Manager.
Flags ad sets in the learning phase with a purple accent so you avoid making rushed changes to them.
Enlarges performance charts in Ads Manager so spend and conversion trends are easier to read.
Tints the results, conversions or purchases column and its header green so you never lose the key metric.
Tints the cost-per-mille and cost-per-click columns yellow so you compare ad efficiency at a glance.
Frames Allegro Smart! offers in orange, making it easy to pick products with free delivery and returns.
Colors order-list rows in the seller panel by status so new and cancelled orders stand out instantly.
Highlights customer messages awaiting a reply in the seller panel discussion list.
Hides the block editor settings sidebar for a clean writing area focused purely on the content.
Automatically turns off the block editor fullscreen mode, bringing back the admin bar and side menu view.
Hides welcome dialogs, walkthroughs and "dot tip" hints that pop up in the block editor for new users.
Enlarges and darkens field labels in wp-admin settings tables and tidies the helper description text.
Removes the colourful flair tags next to post titles so the post list looks calmer.
Adds J and K keyboard shortcuts that smoothly scroll the feed to the next or previous post.
Removes the video upload button from the top bar when you only use TikTok to watch.
Removes intrusive newsletter signup modals and restores scrolling locked by the popup.
Removes floating widgets nagging you to follow the site on social media.
Removes the bulky author-bio box that sits at the end of articles.
Forces and keeps scrolling enabled when a popup or modal has locked the page overflow.
Sets a dark background and light text without inversion, keeping photo colors natural.
Shrinks margins on headings, paragraphs and lists to make the layout denser.
Loosens line spacing, adds gaps between paragraphs and caps line width for comfort.
Loosens spacing between lines of text so paragraphs feel airy and easier to read.
Enlarges the base font size so text is clear without zooming the whole page.
Removes the share bar, claps widget and recommended posts on Medium, leaving a clean article.
Clearly highlights the link under your cursor, making it easier to hit the right target.
Saves form field content in the browser and restores it if the page is reloaded.
Alt+arrows scroll the page by one screen and Alt+End jumps smoothly to the bottom.
Automatically clicks the "load more" button until the whole results list is loaded.
Removes attributes like data-ga, data-track or data-pixel used by analytics systems.
Opens every link that leaves the current domain in a new browser tab.
The n key scrolls to the next heading and p to the previous one, ignoring text fields.
A button toggles hiding the header, sidebar and footer so you can focus on the content.
On Hacker News the period key loads the next page of the list via the More link.
Adds running numbers before Google search result titles to make scanning easier.
A fixed corner badge showing the current window width and height, updating live on resize.
Wraps every image that failed to load in a red outline so you can spot dead image links.
If the page is raw JSON, it parses and re-displays it with readable indentation instead of one line.
The action collects every unique image URL on the page and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Forces hidden-marked elements to be visible and wraps them in a green outline for easy identification.
Appends a small label with the value next to every element that has a data-testid attribute, handy for E2E tests.
Adds a green background and side bar to the accepted answer so it stands out instantly.
On localhost overlays a dense 8 px grid with bolder lines every 80 px, useful when working with a spacing system.
Marks rows containing disapproved ads in red so you can spot policy problems instantly.
Fades rows for removed campaigns and ad groups so the active ones become much more prominent.
Lightly tints conversion-related columns so the metrics that matter most catch your eye.
Enlarges Google Ads performance charts, making trends and data fluctuations easier to read.
Pins column headers to the top while scrolling long lists of queries and pages.
Enlarges performance charts so click and impression trends are easier to see.
Shrinks the left menu spacing so every report fits without scrolling.
Outlines and bolds the date-range filter as a constant reminder of which period you are analyzing.
Removes the fixed width cap on the report area so tables use the full width of your screen.
Pins GA4 report column headers to the top so metric names stay visible while you scroll long tables.
Automatically picks the largest available rows-per-page value in GA4 table pagination when a report loads.
Increases the minimum height of GA4 charts so trends and fluctuations in the data are easier to see.
Increases font size and spacing in GA4 chart tooltips so hover values are easier to read at a glance.
Keeps the tag or trigger table header visible while you scroll long lists, so you always know what each column means.
Frames tags that have no firing trigger assigned with a dashed outline, so you never ship a dead tag.
Scans the cost-per-result column and tints cells above a threshold red; change the limit on the first code line.
Tints breakdown columns such as age, gender, placement and device so you analyze segments faster.
Shows campaign, ad set and ad IDs in a monospace font and lets you select them with a single click.
Reduces padding and margins in listing cards so more products fit on screen at once.
Outlines offers with free delivery in green so you instantly see which products ship at no extra cost.
Blocks intrusive popups urging you to join the newsletter and install the Allegro mobile app.
Adds a clear outline to table checkboxes so they are easier to hit when bulk-selecting orders or products.
Finds test orders made through the test gateway and tags them with a purple tint so they are not confused with real sales.
Hides the collapsible "Help" and "Screen Options" tabs in the top-right corner when you do not use them daily.
Gives scheduled posts a light background and adds a clock icon next to the title so they stand out clearly.
Reduces padding inside dashboard widgets so more information fits without scrolling.
Outlines the table row you are currently working on so you do not lose your place in long lists.
Clearly marks plugins with an available update on the plugins list using a colored background and side bar.
Gives private posts a light background and a padlock icon next to the title so they stand out in the list.
Reduces spacing between messages and paragraphs so more of the conversation fits on screen.
Hides the vote counter on posts and comments so you judge content on its merits, free of bandwagon bias.
Removes the "your year on Reddit" recap cards that periodically appear in the home feed.
Removes the similar-titles list from the expanded jawbone detail panel so you focus on the chosen title.
Removes the banner urging you to open the article in the Medium mobile app.
Hides banners and full-screen overlays nagging you to install the mobile app.
Turns a sticky header into a normal one so it stops covering content while you scroll.
Hides ad blocks inserted between article paragraphs such as AdSense and GPT slots.
Removes the floating back-to-top button when it covers content in the corner.
Hides the mini video player that pins itself to a page corner while you scroll.
Hides posts labelled "Promoted" in the main LinkedIn feed.
Forces a bold orange outline on focused elements to aid keyboard navigation.
Wraps each Google search result in a light, rounded card with breathing room.
Limits article width to about 70 characters per line and centers it for more comfortable reading.
Hides the comment block below the article, removing distractions and heavy Disqus scripts.
Hides newsletter blocks, sponsored content and promo inserts inside New York Times articles.
After selecting a passage with the mouse it permanently highlights it in yellow, like a book marker.
Bolds the first letters of every word in the article, guiding the eye and speeding up reading.
Replaces the whole page with just the article in a narrow elegant column on a warm background — your own reader mode.
Automatically clicks "show more" buttons so you instantly see the full page content.
Every link to another domain opens in a new tab, keeping your current page open.
Strips utm, fbclid, gclid and similar params from the address and copies the clean link.
Adds padding and a minimum height to buttons and links so they are easier to hit.
Copies a clean address of the current page to the clipboard, ready to share safely.
Uses pure CSS to hide pixel images pointing to known analytics and advertising systems.
Enables smooth animated scrolling for anchor clicks and in-page jumps.
Adds a hidden link revealed by Tab that jumps straight to the main content.
Removes the target="_blank" attribute so links open in the current tab instead.
Adds scroll margin so a sticky header no longer hides the section after an anchor jump.
A toolbar action moves the browser one level up in the current URL path.
A red warning bar reminding you to handle the production environment with extra care.
Shows a small tooltip with the width and height of whichever element the cursor is over.
Overlays a translucent 100x100 px grid on the page to help check element alignment.
Highlights and logs to the console elements with a z-index of 1000 or higher, sorted descending.
Captures all console calls and shows them in a scrollable panel in the corner of the page.
The action reads the Navigation Timing API and logs DNS, TCP, TTFB and full load times to the console.
Unifies the monospace font and sets tab width to 2 in the GitHub pull request diff view.
Stretches the main content and tables to full screen width, reducing wasted empty margins.
Collapses the Google Ads left navigation by default and expands it on hover, freeing space for tables.
Removes the content width cap so query tables use the full width of the screen.
Marks rows whose status means not indexed or error in red, even after dynamic loading.
Finds every full URL in the table and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Asks for a threshold value and highlights in green every GA4 row whose first numeric column reaches it.
An action that scans the page for the GA4 Measurement ID (G-XXXXXXX) and copies it to your clipboard.
Enables fixed-width tabular figures in GA4 tables and cards so columns of numbers line up neatly.
Inverts the bright Google Tag Manager interface into an eye-friendly dark mode while keeping image colors natural.
Makes the Submit and Preview buttons in the Tag Manager bar stand out, so they are hard to miss when publishing.
The button collects names from every visible tag-table row and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
The button groups dataLayer entries by event name and prints a console table with the count of each one.
Tints products that carry warnings or need attention in amber while they are still serving.
Inverts the whole Ads Manager and corrects hues while keeping images and videos in their natural colors.
Paints rows of rejected or disapproved ads red so you instantly know which ones need a fix.
Marks frequency-column cells above a threshold so you spot ads at risk of audience fatigue in time.
Shows a pointer cursor and a blue outline on the hovered row so you hit the right campaign more easily.
Widens the side navigation and shows full menu labels so you no longer guess where icons lead.
Removes the floating help and support bubble that covers a screen corner and ad-table buttons.
Hides the horizontal stories rail at the top of the feed where LinkedIn shows it.
Reduces spacing and margins of feed cards so more posts fit on screen at once.
Removes small insight notes attached to job cards so the listings list looks tidier.
Caps the height of expanded comments under posts and adds scrolling so the feed does not balloon endlessly.
Widens the conversation area and message bubbles so long LinkedIn messages are easier to read.
Shows only the first 10 feed items at first and reveals the load button, breaking the infinite scroll.
Increases row height and spacing in the layers panel, making items easier to click accurately.
Increases text size and line spacing in the block editor so writing and proofreading are easier on the eyes.
Reduces padding in the posts, pages and comments list tables so more items fit on screen.
Pins the header row of wp-admin tables to the top so column names stay visible while scrolling long lists.
Adds alternating row backgrounds and a clearer hover highlight to list tables, making rows easier to follow.
Adds a colored left bar to rows so draft, pending, scheduled, published and private posts each have a distinct color.
Toolbar action that copies the numeric ID of the post or page you are editing to the clipboard.
Enlarges row titles and keeps action links (Edit, Trash) always visible without needing to hover.
Removes the community highlight and recap carousels that take up space at the top of subreddit pages.
Reduces spacing between posts and hides body teasers so more entries fit on screen at once.
Hides the source-app label (such as "via X for iPhone") shown on a single tweet's detail page.
Adds an Escape shortcut that closes an open post or modal dialog without reaching for the mouse.
Hides side and floating bars of social-media share buttons that crowd the content.
Removes "related articles" and "you may also like" blocks that are usually clickbait filler.
Hides the whole comments block such as Disqus when you want a distraction-free read.
Boosts page contrast and forces black text to make reading easier for weaker eyesight.
Replaces harsh white with a warm sepia tone that is easier on the eyes for long reading.
Pins the Stack Overflow top bar to the window edge with a subtle shadow while scrolling.
Narrows Wikipedia's content column, increases the font and hides edit links for comfy reading.
Counts the article words and shows a corner badge with the estimated reading time at 220 words per minute.
Restores the ability to select and copy text on pages that deliberately block it.
Adds a floating button that appears after scrolling and smoothly returns you to the top.
Stops the browser from passing the current page address when navigating to another site.
Removes any existing referrer meta and adds one that never reveals the source page address.
Cleans onclick/onmousedown attributes that call sendBeacon, gtag, fbq and similar trackers.
Converts LinkedIn links routed through redir to their destinations and removes tracking attributes.
Adds a floating button that appears after scrolling and smoothly returns to the top of the page.
Lets you middle-click elements carrying a data-href to open them in a new tab.
Widens the GitHub repository file-tree pane so long file names stay fully visible.
Keeps the Wikipedia table of contents visible and scrollable while you read the article.
A blue bottom bar marking the local development environment running on localhost.
A red outline marks images with no alt attribute and yellow marks empty alt — handy for accessibility audits.
Logs the contents of the dataLayer array to the console and reports whether the gtag function exists.
Scans the page for repeated id attributes, highlights them and reports the occurrence count to the console.
Shows a horizontal ruler at the top of the page with 10 px ticks and bolder marks every 50 px.
Highlights npm package metadata headings in red, such as Weekly Downloads, Version and Unpacked Size.
Keeps column headers visible while scrolling through long lists of campaigns and ad groups.
Enlarges the text inside campaign table cells so numbers and names are easier to read.
Removes the nagging Recommendations tab and the optimization score widget from the Google Ads UI.
Enlarges buttons, checkboxes and icons so they are easier to hit accurately without misclicks.
Shows a floating badge with the count of currently visible rows in the campaign or keyword table.
Outlines table rows that contain links so it is easier to hit queries and URLs.
Marks queries with at least 1000 impressions and under 1% CTR, surfacing quick optimization wins.
Tints comparison-mode delta cell backgrounds by change direction, purely with CSS.
Hides the Google apps grid, feedback button and support link to clean up the Search Console top bar.
Adds a floating button that hides navigation and header in one click, leaving just the data table.
Tints every other GA4 report row and highlights the hovered one, making it easier to track data across columns.
Reduces spacing and font size in the GA4 left menu so more navigation entries fit without scrolling.
An action that copies the visible GA4 report table to the clipboard as TSV ready to paste into a spreadsheet.
Widens the variables panel and enlarges the canvas in the GA4 Explorations tool for more room to analyze.
Removes the floating "Send feedback" and help buttons that cover the screen corner in GA4 reports.
Collapses the GA4 left menu to zero width and expands it only on hover, giving reports maximum space.
Reduces the height of Tag Manager side-menu items so the whole navigation fits without scrolling.
Enlarges the clickable area of tag and trigger rows so opening an item no longer needs a precise hit on the link.
Boosts text and border contrast in the GTM console, making it easier to work in poor light or on a weak screen.
Clearly highlights the count of unsaved changes in the current workspace so you do not forget to submit them.
The button finds the GTM-XXXX container identifier on the page and copies it to the clipboard.
Finds every GTM-XXXX container identifier on the page and shows them in a small badge in the screen corner.
Automatically expands every collapsed issue group in diagnostics so you see the full list at once.
Highlights product rows where the feed price or availability differs from the data on your shop page.
Counts visible product rows by status and shows a quick summary of approved, disapproved and pending items.
Pins account-issue alerts to the top with a red border so they never slip past your attention.
Highlights status cells of campaigns, ad sets and ads that are active so you can spot them at a glance.
Marks rows of ads in review or pending with an orange tint so you know what is not ready yet.
Bolds and reddens spend-column cells above a set amount so you quickly spot the costly campaigns.
Removes the recommendation and optimization-tip panels that distract and take up space in Ads Manager.
Deepens text contrast and adds clear cell lines so ad tables stay readable in bright surroundings.
Pins the first name column to the left edge so you still know which campaign you are reading while scrolling.
Highlights used-condition offers with a background and label so you do not confuse them with new ones.
Dims offers outside the Allegro Smart! program so your eye focuses on products with free delivery.
Removes algorithmic recommendation and suggestion blocks so you see only the results you actually searched for.
Keeps the panel summarizing chosen services and price visible while you scroll a long booking page.
Hides posts with a 'Suggested' header that LinkedIn injects into your feed beyond who you follow.
Hides side panels, the post composer and promoted/suggested posts, leaving a centred, readable column of posts.
Removes the persistent 'Messaging' panel stuck in the bottom-right corner, reclaiming space and calm.
Darkens LinkedIn via colour inversion while photos and logos keep their natural look through re-inversion.
Collects authors and direct post links from the currently loaded feed and copies the list to the clipboard.
Hides the 'Start a post' box and identity card at the top of the feed when you only want to read, not post.
Removes onboarding bubbles and walkthrough coachmarks if you already know Canva well.
Hides the trial countdown banner that constantly reminds you the test period is ending.
Adds alternating row backgrounds and a clear hover highlight to make wide tables easier to follow.
Permanently collapses the wp-admin side menu to narrow icons for more content space; labels appear on hover.
Widens the Gutenberg editor content area so wide blocks and tables are easier to work with.
Switches the WordPress admin panel to a dark color scheme; apply on a */wp-admin/* pattern for all your sites.
Shows a confirmation dialog when the Publish button is clicked, guarding against accidentally publishing content.
Widens and enlarges the search fields above the posts, pages and media tables for easier query entry.
Removes posts marked as promoted or sponsored along with the ad blocks slipped between regular posts.
Hides the inline "Join" buttons placed on posts and community headers so they stop distracting you.
Caps line length in comments and increases line spacing so the text is more comfortable to read.
Enlarges and bolds post titles so you can scan the feed faster with your eyes.
Removes thumbnails and embedded media from the post list, leaving a clean text-only feed for fast scanning.
Automatically collapses the boilerplate AutoModerator bot comments so they stop topping every thread.
Automatically expands collapsed comment branches so the entire discussion thread is visible at once.
Hides or re-shows the right sidebar with its recommendations and ads with a single click.
Collapses every top-level comment thread with one click, or expands them all again.
Reduces the spacing around posts so more tweets fit on a single screen without scrolling.
Widens and centres the main column and hides the sidebar to create a calm view for reading a thread.
Removes floating support-chat bubbles such as Intercom, HubSpot, Tidio, Crisp and Drift.
Removes vertical sidebar ad slots and horizontal leaderboard banner ads.
Restores page scrolling and hides the full-screen overlay that nags you to sign in.
Watches the page and hides large fixed high-z-index overlays, unlocking scrolling.
On-demand action: one click hides banners, popups, chats and ads and unlocks scrolling.
Hides images, video and background graphics, leaving a clean text-only view.
Scales the whole page up by 15% on every visit, using zoom or a transform fallback.
Shrinks spacing and padding on Reddit post cards to fit more threads on screen.
Removes side columns and comments on DEV.to, centering the post content in a comfortable column.
Dims all paragraphs and brightens only the one under the cursor, helping you stay focused.
Finds and clicks the cookie accept button so the banner disappears without your interaction.
Periodically clicks "show more" to load further comments and replies under the video.
Outlines images and highlights any missing alt text to make accessibility checks easier.
Counts scripts loaded from external domains and logs them to the console for a quick audit.
Builds a floating table of contents from H2 and H3 headings with links to each section.
The j and k keys move a Vim-style selection across list items and scroll them into view.
Forces a clear orange outline on focused elements to make keyboard accessibility audits easier.
Inverts the bright Google Ads console into a dark theme while keeping images and charts in correct colors.
Scans the Google Ads keyword table and highlights rows whose Quality Score is 4 or lower.
Highlights cost-per-click cells above a set threshold so expensive items stand out quickly.
Alternately shades campaign table rows and highlights the hovered row for easier line tracking.
A toolbar action copies the visible table to the clipboard as TSV ready to paste into a spreadsheet.
A toolbar action collects visible numeric campaign and ad-group IDs and copies them to the clipboard.
Enables tabular figures so numbers in cost and metric columns line up neatly for easy comparison.
Inverts all of Google Search Console for a dark theme while keeping charts and images readable.
Enlarges and colors the active-users count red in the GA4 Realtime report so it stands out at a glance.
Highlights cells containing (not set) in yellow, making gaps in GA4 dimension data easy to spot.
Enlarges the GA4 date-range calendar and its day cells, making it easier to click the exact dates you want.
Increases text size in Google Tag Manager tables and lists, making tag and trigger names easier to read.
Tints every other row of tag and trigger tables so your eye can track long lists more easily.
Marks paused tags with a reddish background and slight dimming, so you immediately see what is not firing.
Dims and strikes through deleted tags, triggers and variables in the changes view to keep focus on the active setup.
The button clicks every collapsed folder in the tag or trigger view so you can see all contents at once.
Shrinks table row padding so many more products fit on a single screen.
Tints every other product row and highlights the hovered row, making it easier to track values across columns.
Tints pending or under-review products in blue to separate them from already-decided items.
Renders offer and item identifiers in a fixed-width font so they are easier to compare and spot typos in.
Dims every row except disapproved ones so the list of problem products clearly stands out.
Reduces spacing between diagnostics items so more issues are visible without scrolling.
Enlarges text in ad table cells and headers so numbers and names are readable without straining your eyes.
Tints rows red where ROAS drops below a threshold so you quickly catch unprofitable campaigns and ad sets.
Gives status cells a colored bar by state: active, paused, rejected, in review or learning phase.
Removes large empty-state illustrations and decorative graphics so the Ads Manager interface stays compact.
Hides banners pushing the Allegro Smart! subscription that reappear across many pages.
Switches the result grid to five items per row so more products fit without scrolling.
Enlarges product photos in result lists to square thumbnails so offers are easier to judge at a glance.
Reduces padding in the seller panel order table so more rows fit without scrolling.
Highlights every active, selectable appointment time in green so you instantly see when the salon is free.
Enlarges numeric ratings and customer review text, making it easier to judge a salon's reputation before booking.
Gives appointments colored stripes by status — booked, confirmed, completed, no-show, cancelled — in the Booksy Biz dashboard.
Removes posts labelled 'Promoted' from the timeline so your LinkedIn feed shows only content from your network.
Hides 'Try Premium' and 'Retry Premium for free' banners across the feed, sidebar and navigation.
Hides the red counters on navigation bar icons so they stop nudging you to check LinkedIn.
Enlarges post author avatars in the feed, making people easier to recognise at a glance.
Hides 'X reacted to this' headers and reaction counters that nudge you toward mindless clicking.
Darkens the Canva dashboard and navigation background to a dim tint that is gentler for late-night work.
Removes banners and blocks promoting the Canva for Teams plan if you work solo.
Adds clear colored outlines to order status badges so paid, pending and problem orders stand out instantly.
Hides notice, warning and update banners at the top of wp-admin screens; apply on a */wp-admin/* pattern.
Silences the "WordPress update available" bar and the update counter in the admin bar.
Hides the "Site Health" dashboard widget if you review health status on its dedicated screen instead.
Removes the "Collapse menu" button at the bottom of the side menu so accidental clicks do not change the layout.
Enlarges and bolds the primary action buttons (Save, Update, Publish) so they are easier to hit.
Pressing the "/" key moves the cursor to the search field above the posts, pages or media table.
Sets a readable monospace font and larger size for code blocks in answers.
Wraps long code lines so the whole snippet is visible without horizontal scrolling.
Adds coloured guide lines for nested comments on old.reddit.com, making the thread easier to follow.
Hides the red unread dot on the notification bell so it stops triggering compulsive checking.
Hides the header, sidebar and ads on comment pages and centres the thread in a comfortable reading column.
Hides feed posts whose title contains an unwanted word from a simple list you edit at the top of the script.
Removes the Grok item from the left navigation rail if you do not use X's built-in chatbot.
Hides the Premium and Verified Orgs entries from the left navigation so they stop pushing subscriptions.
Hides the "Subscribe to Premium" card from the sidebar that nags you to buy a paid account.
Removes the repost counters under posts so you focus on the content rather than the stats.
Hides the view (impressions) counter on each post that X added to highlight popular tweets.
Strips colour from photos and videos so loud media stops grabbing your eye; colour returns on hover.
Hides attached images in the timeline, creating a text-only reading mode free of visual distraction.
Hides the inline "What is happening?" box at the top of the timeline to curb impulsive posting.
Slightly dims every post except the one under the cursor so your eye focuses on one tweet at a time.
On a conversation page hides replies coming from verified Premium accounts that X boosts to the top.
Hides the trend and topic modules on the Explore page, leaving it plain and far less distracting.
Hides or restores attached images with one click whenever you want to switch to text-only reading.
Hides the invisible tracking pixels and analytics iframes embedded in the pages.
Draws thin red outlines around listing cards and components to help inspect the page layout.
Enlarges the merge-request description text and adds line spacing for more comfortable reading.
Hides common cookie-consent bars and boxes when they clutter the top or bottom of the page.
Removes entries marked as sponsored or promoted that masquerade as regular content.
Replaces the default Hacker News font with a modern sans-serif and better line spacing.
Adds a tiny gap between letters and words, improving the legibility of dense text.
Hides ads, recommended posts and the sidebar on Reddit and enlarges post text for comfy reading.
Alt+J jumps to the next heading, Alt+K to the previous one for fast navigation of long pages.
Adds a custom keyboard shortcut that instantly takes you to the Home timeline on X.
When Gmail opens the cursor lands straight in the mail search box, ready for your query.
Centers the document sheet and adds a soft shadow, improving readability on wide screens.
Shows a large floating preview of an image next to the cursor when you hover a thumbnail.
Stretches video players and embedded frames to the full container width with a 16:9 ratio.
Cleans the current address of utm_*, fbclid, gclid and similar markers without reloading the page.
Walks through every link and removes utm_*, fbclid, gclid and other marketing markers.
Detects iframes pointing to known analytics and ad domains and removes their source.
A button that wipes locally stored data, including tracking identifiers, in one click.
The action copies a URL with the anchor of the section heading currently near the top.
The r key on Wikipedia jumps to a random article linked within the current text.
Numbers every tabbable element by overlaying sequential numbers in visible badges on each one.
Boosts text contrast and table borders in Google Ads, making data easier to read at a glance.
Marks queries ranking 4-10 in green, the almost-top spots worth pushing onto page one.
Colors date-comparison delta cells: drops in red, gains in green, so trends stand out faster.
Fades rows with branded queries so non-branded traffic is easier to focus on (edit the brand pattern).
Copies the entire visible performance table as TSV ready to paste into a spreadsheet.
Highlights GA4 report rows in red where a percentage metric such as engagement rate drops below 70%.
Removes promotional banners and feature announcements in the Tag Manager interface so they stop distracting you.
Wraps the dataLayer.push method to print, with a label, every event object pushed to GTM in the console.
The button prints the current dataLayer contents in the console as a readable table with index, event name and keys.
Inverts the whole Merchant Center for a dark interface while keeping product images in their natural colors.
Removes the width cap on the main area so product tables use the full width of your screen.
Keeps the product table header visible while scrolling long lists so you always know which column you are reading.
Adds clear cell borders and darker text so product tables stay readable even in poor lighting.
Widens tooltips and wraps their text so long feed-issue descriptions are fully visible.
Tints every other table row and highlights the hovered row so you can track data across long columns.
Fades and desaturates rows of paused or off campaigns so your focus stays on what is actually running.
Collects the IDs of checked campaigns, ad sets or ads and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Outlines the date-range button in blue so you never overlook which period your data covers.
Underlines budget cells of campaigns and ad sets with a blue tint and bold text so you find them fast.
Removes the workspace width cap so the ad table stretches across the entire screen.
On row hover, highlights the edit and duplicate buttons so you reach campaign actions faster.
Inverts all of Allegro for an eye-friendly dark interface while keeping product photos in natural colors.
Enlarges service names and descriptions on the salon profile so you can spot the treatment you want to book faster.
Enlarges thumbnails in the salon gallery and portfolio so you can better judge treatment results before choosing a slot.
Enlarges the salon search results map to almost full window height, making it easier to judge locations.
Frames Booksy Biz calendar cells matching today's date in orange so you can focus on the current day.
An action button copies the client name and phone number from the open Booksy Biz card to the clipboard, ready to paste into SMS or CRM.
Adds a blue or orange accent to Booksy Biz appointments depending on whether they came in online or were added manually as walk-ins.
Removes job listings marked 'Promoted' from search results, leaving only organic postings.
Outlines job listings that show a salary in green so they are easy to spot in the results list.
Removes the 'Sort by: Top / Recent' bar above the feed, reclaiming vertical space for posts.
A script detects Canva Pro upsell dialogs and clicks their own close button.
Hides trending and promoted blocks in the search dropdown, leaving just the plain suggestions.
Keeps the side navigation sub-menus expanded so sections like Orders and Products are one click away.
Removes the large "Welcome to WordPress" panel from the dashboard, freeing space for the widgets you actually use.
Hides the "WordPress Events and News" dashboard widget that is rarely needed for daily work.
Enlarges the top admin bar and its text so the items are easier to hit and read.
Sets a readable monospace font in code fields, the text editor and the additional-CSS editor in wp-admin.
Pins the "Publish" box in the Classic editor to the top of the screen so save buttons are always within reach.
Prefixes a sequential number before each changed file name, making it easier to navigate a long pull request.
Italicises comments in highlighted code and bolds keywords so the code structure reads more clearly.
Adds a colored left border, rounded corners and a soft shadow to callout blocks so they stand out.
Enlarges the message font and loosens line spacing so longer answers are easier to read.
Adds a tinted background and accent bar to your messages so they are easy to tell apart from the model's replies.
Sets a readable monospace font and larger size for code blocks in Claude's answers.
Removes the recommendation banners and discovery blocks injected at the top of the Popular and All feeds.
Removes the whole right sidebar with recommended communities and ads, letting content fill the full width.
Removes the award icons on posts and comments along with the give-award buttons that clutter the view.
Hides the chat button and related elements from the top navigation bar if you never use Reddit messaging.
Removes the banners and links pushing Reddit Premium and coins that you have no intention of buying.
Hides the trending-searches lists and "trending today" blocks that appear around the search bar.
Makes the top navigation bar scroll away with the page, reclaiming the full window height for reading.
Visually dims the "continue this thread" and load-more comment buttons so they distract less.
Removes the karma counters and trophy case from profile cards so you stop fixating on points.
Removes promoted links in the post list and sidebar ads in the classic old.reddit.com layout.
Hides the sidebar and widens the content column on old.reddit.com so posts and comments read more comfortably.
Swaps the pure-black dark mode background for a softer dark grey that is easier on the eyes at night.
Highlights comments written by the original poster with a soft background so they are easy to spot in a thread.
Hides embedded video players in the feed, leaving text and image posts for calmer browsing.
Removes home-feed posts from the communities listed in the simple list you edit at the top of the script.
Hides or restores post thumbnails with one click whenever you want a quick text-only skim.
Hides the sidebar, ads and recommendation injections with one click, switching on a clean distraction-free mode.
Removes the "For you" tab from the timeline header, leaving only the chronological "Following" tab.
Automatically switches the home timeline from "For you" to the chronological "Following" feed.
Removes the whole right column with trends, who-to-follow and Premium ads, leaving just the timeline.
Hides the "What's happening" trends box from the right column while keeping its other elements.
Removes the "Who to follow" box from the right column so it stops suggesting accounts you do not want.
Removes the Communities item from the left navigation rail if you do not use X's topic groups.
Removes the rarely used Jobs, Lists and Spaces items from the left navigation rail to slim it down.
Hides the "Upgrade to Premium to see more replies" notice that X inserts into threads.
Removes the paid "Subscribe" button from profiles and tweets so it stops pushing creator paywalls.
Hides every count next to posts — replies, reposts, likes and views — for calmer, less competitive reading.
Removes the blue verification ticks next to names since on X they are bought through a subscription.
Hides the small organisation affiliate badges that X attaches next to some account names.
Increases the tweet body font size and line height so reading is easier on the eyes.
Widens the main timeline column to make better use of space on wide monitors.
Keeps every timeline video muted, even when X tries to switch the sound back on.
Pauses videos that start on their own in the timeline while still letting you play them on click.
Blurs tweet images until you hover them, reducing the pull of mindless doomscrolling.
Hides the coloured unread-count badge on the "Messages" item in the navigation menu.
Hides the "What's happening" news cards X inserts into the timeline between posts from followed accounts.
Hides the embedded quoted tweet inside posts to break the chain of nested quote-tweet recursion.
Hides the floating "Show N new posts" pill at the top of the timeline so it stops tempting refreshes.
Hides the large header image on profile pages so the content starts higher up.
A style-author aid that outlines every element carrying a data-testid attribute to help write selectors.
Lets you move smoothly between tweets with the J (down) and K (up) keys without touching the mouse.
Clamps very long tweets to a fixed height and expands them on click, for a calmer timeline.
Removes the cookie-consent banner that overlays the bottom of the page and covers content.
Hides or re-shows the right column with trends and follow suggestions with a single click.
Hides ads anchored to the bottom edge of the window and removes the space reserved for them.
A script watches the Facebook feed and hides Sponsored and "Suggested for you" posts.
Inverts the whole page and corrects images to produce a dark theme on any website.
Applies a serif typeface with loose line spacing to body text, friendlier for long reads.
Replaces harsh white with a warm cream tone that strains the eyes less during long reading.
Removes side columns with widgets so all attention stays on the main article content.
After the page loads the cursor jumps straight into the search box so you can type right away.
Sets playback rate of every video on the page to 2x and keeps it on replay.
Toolbar action that opens the largest video on the page in a floating picture-in-picture window or closes it.
Mutes every video and audio element as soon as it appears, including content loaded later.
Shows every image in grayscale and restores full color when you hover over it.
Marks every video element that has the loop attribute with a subtle border so looping clips are easy to spot.
Replaces heavy video iframes with a light button that loads the player only when clicked.
Hides the chat panel and the channel-points overlay on Twitch, giving the stream more room.
Toolbar action that mutes every video currently visible on the X timeline with one click.
Finds tiny 1x1 images used for tracking, hides them and removes their source.
Shortens Amazon product URLs to a clean /dp/ASIN/ form and removes affiliate and ref parameters.
Hides the Reddit sidebar and stretches the main column to the full screen width.
A toolbar action smoothly scrolls the GitHub file view back to the very top.
Draws thin colored outlines around every element to make the page layout structure easy to see.
The action counts the total DOM elements and logs the ten most frequent tag names to the console.
Outlines in yellow the table row that currently has focus so you never lose your editing spot.
Boosts text, link and table-border contrast in Search Console for clearer reading of SEO data.
Adds alternating row backgrounds so it is easier to follow values across a single line.
Strengthens text, table borders and links in GA4 so reports stay readable in poor lighting or with low vision.
Enlarges the headline numbers in GA4 scorecard metric cards so key figures are readable from a distance.
The button serializes the current dataLayer to formatted JSON and copies it to the clipboard, skipping cycles.
Increases text size in product tables so data is easier to read during long feed work sessions.
Bolds and reddens the affected-item counters in diagnostics so the scale of each issue is instantly visible.
Tints rows of products whose listing will expire soon in orange so you can refresh the feed in time.
Copies the visible ad table as tab-separated text ready to paste straight into a spreadsheet.
Fades and desaturates rows of archived or deleted campaigns so your attention stays on the live account.
Outlines offers with at least one hundred reviews in blue to help you pick proven, popular products.
Shrinks padding and avatars in the Booksy Biz client list so more names fit on screen while browsing the base.
Highlights Booksy Biz clients with an unpaid balance above zero so you can more easily remind them of what is due.
Marks appointments and client entries for first-time visitors with a teal accent so you can ensure a great first impression.
Removes the 'Add to your feed' module that suggests companies and creators to follow.
Narrows the side panels and trims padding so more room is left for the design canvas.
Tightens spacing and headers in the templates panel so more items fit without scrolling.
Reduces spacing and section headers on the home dashboard to fit more content on screen.
An action button copies the clean URL of the current Canva design to the clipboard, without tracking parameters.
Keeps the table header visible while scrolling long order or product lists so you always know what each column means.
Removes blocks promoting Shopify App Store apps so the admin stays focused on running your store.
Enlarges charts in the Shopify analytics section so sales and traffic trends are clearer at a glance.
Highlights unapproved comments with a red background and bar so moderation is faster and nothing is missed.
Enlarges thumbnails in the media library and image picker, making it easier to choose the right file.
Appends the numeric ID next to every post title in the list, handy for shortcodes, links and debugging.
Hides the "pointer" speech bubbles that highlight new features after a core update or plugin install.
Trims long post titles in list tables to a single ellipsised line so rows keep an even height.
Reloads the current diff with the w=1 parameter that hides whitespace-only changes.
Opens every collapsed toggle block on the page so all hidden content is visible at once.
Enlarges the message font and loosens line spacing for more comfortable reading.
Hides posts marked as ads or sponsored content that X inserts between regular tweets.
Hides the like counters under posts so a tweet's popularity does not bias how you judge it.
Hides every trend tile — in the sidebar, on the Explore page and in inline timeline placements.
Removes the "Sign in to X" pop-up and re-enables scrolling when you browse X without an account.
Hides or restores all counters — likes, reposts and views — with a single click.
Hides the seller promotion and coupon banners on the item page so they do not obscure the real price.
Removes Google ad frames and AdSense blocks from the right column for a cleaner, lighter page.
Hides the carousel of trailers and video clips, cutting motion on a title page.
Automatically clicks "see more" so you instantly see the full track description without truncation.
Switches the dark theme on or off with one click as the light around you changes.
Removes Shorts shelves from the YouTube home feed and the Shorts entry from the sidebar.
Hides entries marked as Ad or promoted in the X (Twitter) timeline.
Gives Wikipedia articles a serif font, loose line spacing and a centered content column.
Blocks the annoying dialog that holds you back when closing or leaving a tab.
Turns on the browser's built-in controls for every video element, including ones added dynamically.
Automatically sets every YouTube video to 1.5x speed, including after navigating to the next clip.
Surfaces preconnect/prefetch link tags that connect early to third-party domains.
Detects links routed through a redirect page and replaces them with the real destination address.
Pressing the slash key instantly places the cursor in the Google Ads console search field.
Enlarges performance-table text and headings so queries and URLs are easier to read.
Collects every visible query from the table and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
When printing, hides navigation and header, widens content and prevents rows from splitting across pages.
Removes the automatic AI-generated Insights cards so you can focus on your own reports.
Hides the "Get the Google Analytics app" banner and other feature-promo nags across the interface.
Gives status labels consistent colors: green for approved, red for disapproved, blue for under review.
Fades and desaturates rows of expired products so your attention stays on items still serving.
Scrolls the table to the first disapproved product and briefly highlights it so you see what to tackle next.
Pins the column header row to the top so you always see the metric names while scrolling long campaign lists.
Enlarges and bolds the price amounts in offers so the most important figure stands out immediately.
Highlights offers from sellers with the 'Super Sprzedawca' badge in yellow to help you pick trusted vendors.
Removes tracking parameters (utm, bi_s, reco_id) from Allegro product links so copied URLs stay short and clean.
Highlights orders awaiting shipment in the seller panel to make packing and dispatch planning easier.
Collects every order number from the current seller-panel list and copies them to the clipboard, ready to paste.
Darkens the whole Booksy site by inverting colors while photos and videos keep their natural look via re-inversion.
Shrinks padding and photos in provider cards on the results list so more salons fit on a single screen.
Blocks modal newsletter sign-up windows and restores page scrolling when the popup locked the body.
Cleans Booksy links of utm, fbclid and gclid parameters so copied or clicked links carry no advertising tags.
Enlarges day buttons in the booking calendar to a comfortable touch size, reducing the risk of picking the wrong date.
Removes LinkedIn games blocks and links (Pinpoint, Queens, Crossclimb) from the feed and navigation.
Removes the green '#OpenToWork' frame overlaid on profile photos so avatars look clean.
Removes 'Sponsored' ad conversations from the message list so the inbox holds only real chats.
Hides the cookie consent bar shown by LinkedIn so it no longer covers content on screen.
Removes work-anniversary, promotion and other occasion posts that clutter the timeline.
Removes promotional carousels from the Canva home page so you reach your own designs faster.
Hides recommended template sections and "for you" blocks to keep the dashboard less cluttered.
Pins the editor toolbar to the top so formatting tools stay within reach at all times.
Enlarges graphic and element thumbnails in the panel so details are easier to spot before adding.
Hides promo blocks and Pro suggestions in the download and share dialog, leaving just the export options.
Hides the purely cosmetic Pro crown icons on thumbnails; it does not unlock any paid assets.
A script watches the page and hides promo banners that appear dynamically while you work.
Inverts the Shopify admin colors while keeping product photos and thumbnails looking natural.
Fades rows of archived and cancelled orders so your attention stays on the active orders that need work.
Gives the inventory column a soft tint and bold text so stock numbers are easy to find in a wide product table.
Stretches the Shopify admin content to the full window width so tables and charts use a large screen better.
Enlarges the clickable area of table rows so opening an order or product is easier and harder to miss.
Hides banners pushing Pro versions of plugins such as Yoast, Elementor or WPForms without affecting their function.
Hides the WordPress logo, comments icon and "Howdy" greeting in the top bar, keeping only the links you need.
Removes only the "Thank you for creating with WordPress" line in the footer, leaving the rest of the bar intact.
Hides the red count bubbles for updates and comments awaiting moderation in the side menu if they distract you.
Hides recommendations, sponsored items and the latest-changes box on the home page, leaving only real activity.
Enlarges the pull request merge button so it is easier to hit and more clearly visible.
Marks unnecessary trailing spaces at the end of lines with a red background in file view and diffs.
Shrinks the row padding in the notifications inbox so more of them fit without scrolling.
Highlights lines with merge conflict markers in yellow inside the conflict resolution editor.
Displays a counter of how many pull request files are already marked as viewed out of the total.
Highlights more strongly the code line targeted by the #L anchor in the URL, making it easier to spot.
Removes the Codespaces tab from the repository navigation bar if you do not use that feature.
Slightly dims deleted diff lines to focus attention on the new code; hovering restores full visibility.
Cleans utm_ tracking parameters from Markdown content links before you click them.
Expands every truncated commit message body on the commits list so you see the full descriptions at once.
Removes the Projects tab from the repository navigation bar if you do not use project boards.
Deepens the green and red backgrounds of added and deleted lines so changes stand out clearly.
Removes the narrow text-column cap so page content stretches across more of the available space.
Reduces vertical spacing between toggle and list items so more content fits on screen.
Sets a crisp monospace font with readable size and line-height in code blocks.
Darkens the page text color for a sharper, easier read, especially in bright environments.
Reduces margins between blocks to fit more content without scrolling on dense pages.
Keeps the table-of-contents block visible while scrolling for easy navigation of long pages.
Counts words and characters in the current page content and shows the result in a popup, handy for writing.
Collects the page headings, paragraphs and lists and copies them to the clipboard as plain Markdown.
Wraps long code lines instead of scrolling horizontally so the whole snippet is visible at once.
Hides the side artifacts panel and gives its width back to the conversation column.
Enlarges the message font and loosens line spacing for more comfortable reading.
Stretches the document page to nearly the full window width with one click and back again.
Enlarges the archive and delete buttons that appear on row hover so they are harder to miss.
Pins the player to the top of the watch page so it stays visible while you scroll through comments.
Strengthens the vertical indentation lines in comment threads so it is easier to follow who replied to whom.
Collapses the right sidebar on comment pages so the discussion thread spans the full width.
Removes the verification-upsell banner that X inserts between posts in the timeline.
Removes the coloured badge counting new notifications on the "Notifications" menu item.
Removes the "Discover more" recommendation block X appends at the end of threads under the replies.
Hides the Follow buttons next to account names in the timeline to curb impulsive following.
Narrows and enlarges the product description block with better line spacing for comfortable reading.
Shrinks spacing and hides minor metadata so more listings fit on a single screen.
Removes the text clamping in feed cards so you see full article previews at once.
Dims stories whose link you have already opened so you can instantly see what is left to read.
Hides the colourful top-of-page bars touting promotions, coupons and announcements.
Hides recommended-stream cards and Prime offer banners that distract on Twitch.
Instantly shows all text hidden behind spoilers on Reddit without hovering over them.
Pauses videos and audio that start automatically without user action, but leaves manual playback intact.
Toolbar action that finds the largest image on the page and saves it to disk.
Forces loading=lazy and async decoding on every image to save bandwidth and memory.
Freezes animated GIFs by rendering their first frame as a static image to reduce distraction.
Enables the browser's built-in controls on the Netflix player for an extra progress and volume bar.
Hides the ubiquitous "we value your privacy" banners and restores page scrolling.
On Google results removes the ping attribute and turns /url? links into direct site addresses.
Removes the si parameter and other markers YouTube adds to a URL when you share a video.
Converts l.facebook.com redirect links to their destination addresses and strips the fbclid parameter.
Fades Google Ads table rows that have zero impressions so you can focus on the active items.
Suppresses pop-up surveys and rating requests that interrupt your product-feed work.
Tightens spacing in the Merchant Center side menu so all sections fit without scrolling.
Collects the IDs of every disapproved product on the page and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Copies the visible product table as tab-separated text, ready to paste into a spreadsheet.
Checks each table row and outlines in red any product without a loaded thumbnail image.
Hides recommendation carousels and promo blocks that clutter the homepage and result pages.
Pins the order table header to the top so column names stay visible while scrolling a long list.
Frames providers rated 4.8 or higher in gold so the best places stand out on the results list.
Forces black text on white and strongly saturated links, improving Booksy readability for low-vision users.
An action button gathers every visible appointment block from the Booksy Biz schedule and copies them as a text list ready to share with the team.
Marks empty slots in the Booksy Biz schedule with a yellow pattern so you instantly see gaps to upsell or take a walk-in.
Hides 'People you may know' carousels and cards in the feed and connections pages to cut distractions.
Pauses every video in the feed and watches new elements so videos no longer start on their own.
Builds a profile URL without tracking parameters (utm, miniProfileUrn) and copies it to the clipboard in one click.
Hides the Feed, Network, Games and Notifications icons in the top bar to focus LinkedIn on jobs and messaging.
Hides buttons and banners pushing the Canva Pro upgrade so the interface stays calmer without touching your account.
Hides pop-up dialogs promoting Canva Pro that interrupt your design work.
Removes banners and promos pushing Magic and AI features if you do not use them.
An action button toggles hiding the editor side panels for maximum canvas space.
Shrinks row padding so many more orders and products fit on a single screen.
Deepens text and border colors in the Shopify admin to improve readability in bright rooms or for weak eyesight.
Bolds order amount and total columns and aligns digits so values are easier to compare across rows.
Removes the "Thank you for creating with WordPress" footer and the version number at the bottom of every admin screen.
Removes the pink Sponsor buttons and links from repositories and user profiles.
Adds a subtle alternating background to context rows in diffs, making it easier to track lines with your eyes.
Outlines the comments you wrote yourself with a green border — put your GitHub login in the code.
Enlarges the checkboxes in Markdown task lists inside issues so they are easier to tick.
Extracts the path of the file open in the blob view and copies it to the clipboard, without the repository prefix.
Appends a small arrow to Markdown content links that lead away from the github.com domain.
Removes the numeric star and fork indicators next to the buttons in the repository header.
Collapses every review comment thread marked as resolved, leaving only open discussions visible.
Sets a monospace font in repository name and branch fields so typos are easier to catch.
Toggles a distraction-free reading mode by hiding the sidebar, header and footer of an issue or PR thread.
Smoothly scrolls the current long pull request or file back to the very top of the page.
Hides the sidebar and topbar, leaving only the clean page content for distraction-free work.
Forces long lines in code blocks to wrap, eliminating the need for horizontal scrolling.
Adds sequential numbers before top-level headings to make a long page structure easier to follow.
Collects all page headings and shows them as a concise, indented outline in a popup.
Hides earlier messages and keeps only the latest question-answer pair for full focus.
Adds a tinted background and accent bar to your messages so they stand apart from Claude's replies.
Smoothly scrolls the view to the newest message in the conversation.
Sets a readable monospace font and larger size for code blocks in Gemini's answers.
Wraps long code lines so the whole snippet is visible without horizontal scrolling.
Hides the Primary, Social and Promotions tab bar so you see one uninterrupted mail list.
Hides the start- and join-meeting Meet buttons in the left rail if you only use email.
Widens the Google Docs page to make better use of monitor width while writing and reviewing.
Renders the document text in a serif font and slightly zooms it to ease the eyes on longer sessions.
Enlarges the comment-thread text in the margin so it is easier to read and reply during reviews.
Reduces the height of the menu and toolbar so more rows of the grid stay visible on screen.
Strongly highlights passages that have comments attached so they are easy to find during reviews.
Removes Community tab posts that show up in feeds and on creator channel pages.
Removes the banners and pop-up panels that nag you to subscribe to YouTube Premium.
Saves the volume you set and restores it on every new video and after a page reload.
Prints the resolution, duration, speed and metadata of the currently playing video to the console.
Heavily blurs NSFW-flagged thumbnails and previews, revealing them only when you hover the cursor.
Keeps every Reddit video muted, even the ones that start playing automatically as you scroll.
Hides the banner pushing the X mobile app that shows up in the timeline and at the foot of the page.
Removes the "Climate Pledge Friendly" badge and other extra promotional badges from listings.
Hides the "someone is typing" bar under the composer so you feel no pressure to reply fast.
Pauses the video when you switch to another tab and resumes it when you return to TikTok.
Hides the "someone is typing…" notice below the chat box so you feel no pressure to reply quickly.
Hides system entries about label, milestone and assignee changes in the issue and MR timeline.
Lets the pipeline graph scroll horizontally and shows full job names without truncation.
Reduces the spacing between posts so more threads fit on the screen at the same time.
Removes promoted ad posts from listings and comment threads on new Reddit.
Swaps the page font for a modern sans-serif typeface and code for a monospace one.
Rounds the corners of YouTube video thumbnails for a more modern-looking grid.
Smoothly enlarges any image when you hover over it and lifts it above surrounding content.
Toolbar action that saves the current frame of the playing video as a PNG file.
Toolbar action that turns looping on or off for the current Vimeo video and shows the current state.
Toolbar action that cycles the SoundCloud track playback speed between 1x, 1.25x, 1.5x and 2x.
Hides Like buttons, Twitter/LinkedIn iframes and similar widgets that track your visits.
A CSS rule that hides invisible zero-dimension iframes and iframes from known trackers.
Removes the s, t and ref_src parameters X adds to URLs when posts are shared or clicked.
Highlights the table-of-contents link matching the section currently visible on screen.
A fixed orange bar at the top of the page reminding you this is the staging environment, not production.
Prints each event name in the console the moment it reaches the dataLayer, so you can follow the event flow live.
Hides the cookie-consent banner and GDPR notices that cover the Allegro page content.
Enlarges and bolds the seller rating on product pages so you can judge trustworthiness at a glance before buying.
Highlights seller-panel offers whose stock has dropped to three units or fewer so you can restock in time.
Removes marketing banners and campaign blocks so the Booksy page focuses purely on booking.
Hides the ever-present "get the app" banners and store smart-banners so you can use Booksy in the browser undisturbed.
Marks providers with a verification badge using a blue stripe so you instantly spot trusted places.
Shrinks hour-row height in the business dashboard so more of the day fits on screen without scrolling.
Enlarges hour labels and staff names in the Booksy Biz schedule so the day plan is readable from a greater distance.
Hides 'People also viewed', connection suggestions and ad inserts on the profile page.
Enlarges text in Canva side panels and improves line spacing for easier-to-read labels.
Hides the red notifications counter so it does not distract you while designing.
Adds a clear outline around the active page thumbnail so you can orient yourself in a multi-page design.
Highlights rows of orders awaiting fulfillment with a yellow tint so none slips past you.
Marks rows of orders with refunds or chargebacks in red so you can review them faster.
Marks draft product rows with a blue tint to remind you of items not yet published to the store.
Hides banners and prompts pushing a pricier Shopify plan to cut distractions from daily work.
Removes the setup-guide card from the admin home page once your store is configured and it only takes up space.
Combines hiding app recommendations, plan banners, AI promos and the setup guide into one clean, focused admin view.
Marks rows of orders flagged as high risk in red so you can review them before fulfilling and reduce chargebacks.
Dims and strikes through trashed items so they are clearly set apart from active content in the list.
Removes the width limit of the ".wrap" container so tables and forms use the full available space.
Sets your favourite monospace font for code, diffs and code blocks across GitHub.
Removes the banners, dialogs and buttons that nudge you to try GitHub Copilot scattered across the interface.
Slightly dims GitHub's dark theme and boosts code contrast so it is easier on the eyes.
Increases the height of file list rows and adds a hover highlight so they are easier to hit.
Removes the coloured bar and the per-language percentage list from the repository page.
Removes the emoji status bubble shown next to the avatar on the profile page.
Removes the Marketplace and Codespaces links from GitHub's top navigation bar.
Removes the pinned repositories section from profile pages, shortening the view to just the activity.
With one click expands every collapsed file and "Load diff" block in the pull request changes view.
Builds the HTTPS git clone URL of the current repository and copies it to the clipboard.
Smoothly scrolls the page to the first unresolved conflict block and outlines it.
Shrinks the avatars in the issue and pull request timeline so comment content takes up more space.
Removes the Discussions tab from the repository navigation bar if you only follow issues and pull requests.
Removes the panel of suggested repositories and trends next to the activity feed on the home page.
Gives table and database rows alternating backgrounds and a hover highlight to make data easy to follow.
Keeps the database table header visible while scrolling so you always know what each column means.
Gives quote blocks a clear colored bar, italics and a muted color to set them apart from body text.
Turns the full-width layout on or off for the current page with one click, no menu needed.
Collapses every expanded toggle block, turning the page into a clean, concise outline.
Hides or restores the sidebar and topbar with one click for instant focus mode.
Collapses empty text blocks while not being edited, removing wasteful gaps and tidying the page.
Hides the conversation list sidebar and expands the chat area to the full window width.
Pins the message box to the bottom of the window and makes it taller for writing longer prompts.
Removes the suggested-prompt chips shown on the empty chat screen.
Pins the composer to the bottom of the window and enlarges it for writing longer prompts.
Pins the input area to the bottom of the window and enlarges it for writing longer prompts.
Shrinks conversation row height so many more messages fit on a single screen.
Caps the message body at about 820px and centres it so text lines stay short and readable.
Removes the Chat, Spaces and Meet sections from the left bar, leaving a clean mail label list.
Adds a side bar and dimmed colour to quoted reply text so new content is easy to separate.
Shrinks the hour-row height so a whole day fits on screen without scrolling.
Suppresses the formula suggestion and autocomplete balloons that can cover neighbouring cells.
Removes the big "next video starts in…" countdown overlay that appears when a clip ends.
Removes the floating miniplayer window that sticks to a corner while you browse other pages.
Hides the notifications bell icon in the top bar so the unread count stops distracting you.
Tightens the spacing around the title, channel row and action buttons so more fits above the fold.
Enlarges the on-video captions and gives them a clearer backdrop so they are easier to read.
Enlarges the control bar and player buttons so they are easier to hit, especially on touch screens.
Instantly puts the cursor in the search box and selects any existing text, ready for a new query.
Automatically pauses videos that start on their own in the feed until you click to play them.
Logs every Reddit custom element to the console and marks which ones have a shadow root, helping you write selectors.
Removes the Grok button from each tweet's action bar if you do not want to analyse posts with the chatbot.
Hides the bar with view counts and asked/modified dates of the question to keep your eyes on the content.
Reduces spacing and hides the excerpt text on question lists so more rows fit on the screen at once.
Hides the small star marking paid members that appears next to author bylines.
Renders playback times in a fixed-width font so the digits stop shifting while a track plays.
Removes the "Explore more" recommendation grid at the bottom of the page that pulls you into aimless browsing.
Switches hiding of all sponsored search listings on or off with a single click.
Removes the "typing…" text under the contact name so you do not anxiously await replies.
Hides GroupWatch invitations and extras promotions that you do not use.
Hides the cookie consent bar so it stops covering content when you open the site.
Hides feed posts with fewer than fifty upvotes, leaving only the more popular launches.
Watches the Instagram feed and hides Sponsored and "Suggested for you" posts.
Stops Instagram feed videos that start on their own while scrolling; ones you play stay playing.
Shows TikTok feed videos in grayscale to curb mindless scrolling; color returns on hover.
When you scroll near the bottom it automatically navigates to the next page of the list.
Marks rows of disapproved products in red so you instantly see what needs fixing.
Enlarges the clickable area of links inside product rows, reducing the chance of missing your target.
Scans the product table and outlines rows missing a GTIN or brand, the most common cause of disapprovals.
Removes the onboarding checklist panel and get-started section once your account is already set up.
Removes listings marked as 'Sponsored' from result lists, leaving only organic search results.
Keeps the buy box with the 'Add to cart' button visible while scrolling a long product page.
Hides 'Similar products' and cross-sell blocks that stretch the page and distract from the viewed offer.
Bolds and colors prices next to every service so you can quickly compare treatment costs before booking.
Fades the editor side panels until you hover, giving a cleaner view focused on the design canvas.
Recolors Canva primary buttons to a purple tone; adjust the hex value to your own taste.
Removes "what's new" popovers and announcement bubbles that cover the Canva interface.
Removes the promotional bar pinned to the bottom of the screen, reclaiming room for content.
Enlarges text in Shopify admin tables and labels to reduce eye strain during long order sessions.
Detects amounts in order rows and marks those above a set threshold green so priority orders stand out.
Removes banners pushing Shopify Magic, the Sidekick assistant and other AI features if you do not use them.
Collects the order numbers of ticked rows and copies them to the clipboard, ready to paste into a sheet or message.
Reduces row height and product thumbnails so long order and product lists take up far less space.
Removes marketing and promo cards from the admin home page, leaving only real store data and tasks.
Hides the bar counting down the days left in your trial if it distracts you on every visit to the admin.
Boosts the contrast of order dates, aligns digits and stops them wrapping so time columns are easier to scan.
Stretches repository and pull request content to the full window width so code and diffs are not cramped in the middle.
Hides the side file tree on the changes tab, giving the full width to the diffs themselves.
Enables soft wrapping of long code lines so you no longer need to scroll horizontally in the file view.
Scans the pull request list and hides the ones already merged or marked as a draft.
Detects comments written by bot accounts and dims and shortens them so they do not clutter the thread.
Collapses every file already marked as "Viewed" so you can focus on the ones you have not reviewed yet.
Limits a very long README to a scrollable box so the file list is visible right away.
Enlarges the text and line height and caps paragraph width in Markdown content for more comfortable reading.
Smoothly scrolls the Notion content area back to the very top of the page with one click.
Replaces the default green accent with purple for send buttons and links.
Copies the contents of the last code block in the current conversation to the clipboard.
Hides the left navigation sidebar with the conversation list and expands the chat area.
Replaces the default orange accent with blue for buttons and links.
Copies the whole conversation to the clipboard as Markdown text split by role.
Hides earlier messages and keeps only the latest question-answer pair.
Gives unread conversations a soft blue background and a side bar so they stand out instantly.
Enlarges the mail search box and rounds its corners so it is easier to hit and read queries.
Scrolls the list to the first unread conversation and briefly highlights it.
Hides the horizontal ruler above the page, reclaiming a little vertical space and a cleaner editor.
Replaces the grey area around the page with a dark one so the white sheet is less harsh at night.
Widens the document outline panel and enlarges item text to make navigating long files easier.
Enlarges and bolds the row and column header labels so it is easier to land on the right cell.
Hides the comment-history and side-panel buttons in the top-right corner for solo writing.
Hides the autoplay toggle and the "up next" overlay inside the player controls.
Strips colour from thumbnails so loud previews stop grabbing attention; colour returns on hover.
With one click hides the recommendations sidebar, comments and shelves, leaving just the video.
With one click hides or restores every Shorts shelf, entry and result across the whole site.
Cuts tracking parameters and share identifiers from post links so the addresses are shorter and more private.
Hides the "Related to items you have viewed" recommendation sections built from your browsing history.
Bolds and colours the per-unit price on result tiles, making it easier to compare real value.
Hides the scattered Prime, Turbo and subscribe upsell prompts so the interface stops pushing purchases.
Hides recruiting widgets and ad blocks in the sidebar while leaving the rest of the useful elements intact.
Removes announcement strips, newsletter prompts and promo banners that appear above the page content.
Hides rarely used items in the left menu such as Teams, jobs and collectives, leaving the core navigation.
When printing, hides bars, menus and voting, leaving a clean question and its answers on paper.
Cleans on-page links of utm and ref parameters so your clicks no longer carry tracking data.
In one run turns a focus mode on or off that hides the bars and centers just the question content.
Hides or restores the large promotional billboard at the top of the home page with one click.
Hides system "joined the server" and welcome entries so the chat history holds only real conversation.
Mutes embedded videos and GIFV clips that start their sound on their own as you scroll the chat.
Hides the favourites and recently-used tabs in the GIF picker, leaving a clean search field.
Instead of hiding ads, surrounds them with a red dashed outline so you never confuse them with organic results.
Removes the empty "Shop on eBay" promo tiles that clutter the search-results grid.
Highlights the price in every listing with large, bold text so you can compare costs at a glance.
Removes the sponsored recommendation rows on the item page, keeping focus on what you are viewing.
Removes advertising blocks from the right column of search and item pages, reclaiming space for content.
Enlarges the photo thumbnails in the item gallery so you can judge condition more easily before clicking.
Removes the promotional banners injected between listings in search results, unifying the grid.
Hides the profile-view counter and its prompt so you do not dwell on who looked you up.
Removes the share and bookmark buttons around the article for a less cluttered view.
Removes staff-picks sections and topic carousels from the home feed, leaving just articles.
Removes the large publication banner shown above the article to reach the content faster.
Prints all article headings to the console as an indented outline for a quick overview.
Reduces the gaps between feed posts so more of them fit on the screen at once.
Shrinks card padding and height so more tasks fit inside each list at once.
Widens the card detail modal, giving more room for the description, checklists and comments.
Hides or re-shows the cover images on all cards with a single click.
Gives the page rounded corners, a soft shadow and a hover highlight so it looks more modern.
Automatically removes onboarding and interest-picker modals that block content access after login.
Adds the internal item id as a tooltip on each message-list row, handy for debugging.
Wraps each labelled app section in a dashed outline and shows its name as a tooltip to help write selectors.
Expands user reviews to their full text, removing the need to click "read more".
Clicks the "read more" buttons for you so reviews always appear in full length.
Enlarges the cover artwork on a track page so you can see the artwork detail more clearly.
Reduces spacing between product cards so more offers fit on the screen at once.
Removes coin-game, task-centre and daily check-in elements that nag you to collect rewards.
Pauses videos that play on their own in banners and product galleries and turns autoplay off.
Lets you switch product gallery photos with the left and right arrow keys, no mouse needed.
Enlarges the star ratings across the site so they are easier to read at a glance.
Increases the size and line spacing of photo captions so they are easy to read without straining.
Adds a floating button that smoothly scrolls back to the top once you have scrolled down.
Gives free-shipping badges a bold green color so listings with no delivery cost are easy to spot.
Hides the promotional carousels and recommendation rows on the homepage for a calmer start.
Lets you flip through product photos with the left and right arrow keys, no mouse needed.
Hides the pop-up nags and banners that promote the GitLab Duo AI assistant.
Hides rarely used merge-request widgets such as code quality and test summary panels.
Removes avatar thumbnails from issue and merge-request lists for a calmer, text-focused view.
Dims autoplaying GIFs and round videos until you hover over them with the cursor.
On the browse page it hides the hero, recommendations and promos, leaving only the search results.
Removes the right-rail panel of suggested accounts and extras so the feed gets more space.
Raises video and audio loudness above 100% via a Web Audio gain node; reload the page to reset.
Hides the comments section and end-screen suggestion overlays for a less distracting viewing experience.
The ping attribute sends silent tracking requests when a link is clicked; this removes it.
Hides promotional banners, surveys and what's-new pop-ups that clutter the Google Ads console.
Removes what's-new, promo and recommendation banners to keep the Merchant Center interface focused on work.
Removes 'Strefa Marek' brand-zone banners and producer-promo blocks that take space above regular offers.
Enlarges key metrics on the sales dashboard so turnover and stats are readable from a distance.
Highlights appointments marked as no-show or cancelled in red so you spot gaps faster and work the waitlist.
Removes the right 'LinkedIn News' column and centres the feed for a calmer, wider home page.
Enlarges template thumbnails in the panel so you can judge a design more easily before picking it.
Rebuilds the "your designs" grid so more thumbnails fit in a single row.
Keeps the pull request toolbar and file headers visible while scrolling through long diffs.
Automatically places the cursor in the filter field when you open the issues or pull requests list.
Adds a confirmation dialog before the close pull request button, protecting against accidental clicks.
Dims and shrinks the commit metadata in the blame view so attention falls on the code itself.
Adds an Alt+T keyboard shortcut that instantly switches GitHub between light and dark mode.
Dims and strikes through completed to-do items so attention stays on what is still pending.
Thickens and colors divider lines and adds spacing so they clearly separate page sections.
Copies the current page URL without tracking parameters for a tidy, shareable link.
Hides bars and panels for print only, then opens the print dialog with just the page content.
Removes the narrow width cap on the conversation column so answers and code blocks use the full window width.
Gives the light theme a warm sepia tint that eases eye strain during long reading sessions.
Copies the whole conversation to the clipboard as Markdown text split by role.
Adds a tinted background and accent bar to your prompts so they stand apart from Gemini's answers.
Removes the suggested-prompt chips shown around the message box.
Bumps the open message text to 16px with looser line spacing to ease long reading sessions.
Removes the coloured importance arrows from the message list for a cleaner, calmer inbox.
Shrinks the left label rail to a thin icon strip and expands it only on hover to free up space.
Enlarges and bolds event titles in the grid so they stay readable even in short time blocks.
Darkens the divider lines of frozen rows and columns so the sheet structure stays obvious.
Thickens the active-cell and selection outline so it is easier to spot the cursor in a large sheet.
Increases the line spacing of subjects and snippets in the list so scanning the inbox is less tiring.
Rounds and tidies the label chips on messages so they look consistent and read more easily.
Removes the bottom bar showing last account activity and storage usage to save space.
Removes the side column of suggested videos next to the player and widens the video area.
Hides the mixed themed shelves on the home page, leaving a plain even grid of thumbnails.
Removes the live-chat panel during streams and premieres so the video fills the full width.
Automatically switches the autoplay toggle off and keeps it off when you move to another video.
Removes the large promoted masthead ad at the very top of the home page and other ad blocks in the grid.
Removes the red bar showing how much of a video you have watched, for cleaner-looking thumbnails.
Enlarges the video description text, loosens line spacing and adds a backdrop for comfortable reading.
Removes the topic chip bar (All, Music, Gaming) above the feed so it starts right at the videos.
Replaces the pure-black dark-mode background with a warmer dark grey that is easier on the eyes at night.
As soon as a "Skip" button appears the script clicks it for you, saving the wait.
Copies a short video link with a timestamp matching the current playback position.
Each click bumps the video playback speed up one step and wraps back to 1x after 2x.
Removes the banner ad overlaid across the bottom of the video that covers part of the picture.
Shows a confirmation prompt whenever a Shorts page is about to open, helping curb mindless scrolling.
Blurs every thumbnail until you hover it, handy when other people can see your screen.
Removes the "Inspired by your browsing history" widgets that track products you viewed earlier.
Removes the cross-sell and bundle blocks on the product page, trimming it to what matters.
Removes the "From the brand" A+ marketing module that lengthens the product page.
Hides or re-shows sponsored results in the search list with a single click.
Automatically switches the review list to "Most recent" sorting so you see up-to-date opinions.
Keeps the Prime upsell and warranty add-on nags hidden even when the buy box re-renders.
Hides the raid or host banner that appears above the player when a stream ends.
Disables channel-points reward animations and message highlights so chat stays calmer and less distracting.
Thickens the VOD playback progress bar so it is far easier to hit and scrub precisely.
Automatically collapses the left navigation sidebar on every page, freeing more room for content and the player.
Switches the player's theatre mode on or off with one click to enlarge the stream view.
Automatically accepts the mature-content warning gate so the stream starts playing right away.
Removes the recommended clips shown beside and below the clip you are watching so you focus on one.
Pauses videos on clip pages right after they open so you decide when to start playback yourself.
Hides the whispers panel and docked private-message windows if you do not use Twitch messaging.
Shrinks the cards in the stream directory so noticeably more channels fit in the grid at once.
Removes the right column with now-playing details, widening the main content area.
Hides recommendation shelves and "Made for you" sections, leaving only your own content.
Hides audiobook shelves and links, cleaning up the home page for music listeners.
Enlarges the album cover in the right panel so you can better enjoy the now-playing artwork.
Disables the looping Canvas video in the now-playing panel, restoring the static album cover.
Enlarges the displayed lyrics font, making it easier to read along and sing.
Hides large new-release promo cards and featured banners on the home page to cut the noise.
Strongly highlights the row of the currently playing track so you instantly see what is on.
Hides or shows the right panel with now-playing details with a single click.
Increases the article text size and line spacing so the page reads comfortably without strain.
Shows a confirmation dialog when you click "Clear queue", guarding against accidental wipes.
Removes the yellow and grey editorial-warning boxes that appear at the top of many articles.
Hides the vertical page-tools panel on the right side, freeing the space for the content itself.
Removes the small "From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia" subtitle and related captions under the title.
Enlarges and lightens the captions under images so they are easy to read without squinting.
Shrinks the long reference list and places it in a scrollable box so it no longer fills half the page.
Hides the IPA pronunciation brackets and audio buttons that crowd the first sentence of an article.
Adds a thin blue bar at the top of the page that shows how much of the article you have read.
Lets you click a thumbnail to enlarge it right inside the article without opening the file page.
Sets each link's tooltip to the readable name of the target article so you know where it leads.
Adds a floating round button that, once you scroll down, smoothly returns you to the very top of the page.
Removes the right column with ads, related questions and widgets, then stretches the post content to full width.
Removes the sidebar lists of "Related" and "Linked" questions that pull attention away from the answer you read.
Makes the top bar scroll away with the page instead of sticking to the edge and taking up space.
Collapses comment threads under the question and answers, while clicking the "show" link still expands them.
In one run clicks every "show more comments" link so you immediately see the full discussion threads.
Adds clear divider lines and a faint alternating background between answers so they are easier to tell apart.
Enlarges the text of questions and answers and increases line height and paragraph spacing for comfortable reading.
On question lists hides every entry without the chosen tag (javascript by default), leaving a focused feed.
Makes long code lines scroll horizontally instead of wrapping so indentation stays intact.
Gives code blocks and inline snippets a dark background with light text, easing eye strain on the light page.
Removes the entire left navigation column with links to site sections and reclaims the space it occupied.
Detects and hides Reels items injected into the home feed, leaving only regular posts.
Hides the right column of follow suggestions and footer so you can focus on the feed itself.
Keeps only the core items in the left menu, hiding Explore, Reels, messages and notifications.
Forces every autoplaying feed video to stay muted so sound never catches you off guard.
Toggles a focus mode with one click that hides the feed, Explore and suggestions.
Hides the recent-search list and suggested accounts in the search panel for more privacy.
Reduces the vertical gaps between posts and adds a thin divider so more content fits on screen.
Automatically redirects away from the open Explore page back to the home feed.
Removes the links promoting the paid Meta Verified subscription from menus and account settings.
Shows the full text of post captions without needing to click the "...more" link.
Pauses and mutes the autoplaying billboard trailer on the home page, leaving just a still image.
Shows the title box art in grayscale and restores full color only when you hover a card.
Turns grayscale box art on or off for every title cover on the page with one click.
Widens the title preview modal and adds comfortable inner padding so the details are easier to read.
Lets you close the title preview modal with the Escape key, without aiming at the small close button.
Deepens the backgrounds and slightly dims the text white so the dark theme is easier on the eyes at night.
Completely removes the "blocked messages" placeholder rows so blocked people vanish without a trace.
Hides the sprawling button grids attached by bots that bloat messages in the chat.
Removes the hash and speaker symbols before channel names for a tidier left-hand list.
Stops the pulsing animation on the status dots next to avatars so background motion stops distracting you.
Removes the inserts promoting Quests and their rewards that wedge themselves into the app interface.
Increases the height of channel rows in the list so they are easier to hit with the mouse.
Slightly enlarges and brightens the message timestamps so the time is easier to read.
Hides or shows the embedded link previews with one click while keeping plain image attachments.
Caps the maximum width of the message column and centers it so long lines wrap sooner.
Removes the AI-generated summary block above the results so you see plain links right away.
Removes the grid of related search terms at the bottom so the page ends with the last result.
Hides the horizontal image thumbnail strip inserted between results that distracts and takes much room.
Enlarges the blue link titles in the results list so they are easier to scan and click.
Clearly dims and recolors results you have already visited so they are easy to skip over.
Shrinks result spacing and text size so many more results fit on a single screen at once.
Removes the latest-news carousel inserted between results for queries about current topics.
Enlarges and bolds the URL line under the title so you instantly recognize a result's source.
Hides the embedded map block listing nearby businesses and places when you only want web pages.
Lets you open any of the first nine results by pressing its matching digit key on the keyboard.
Appends a small label with the rank number and domain to each title, handy for quick SEO analysis.
Shows result thumbnails in grayscale and restores their color only when you hover over them.
Hides the cookie consent banner once you have made your choice so it stops covering page content.
Bolds the shipping cost next to the price in results so the real spend is visible at once.
Colours the card's left edge: green for Buy It Now listings, orange for timed auctions.
Hides the extra blocks and promos in the page footer, leaving only the essential links.
Marks listings offering free returns with a green edge so a no-risk option is easy to choose.
Hides result thumbnails with one click so you can scan titles and prices quickly.
Removes the comment-list panel that opens beside the video so you can focus on the clip itself.
Removes the arrow and hint that nudge you to keep scrolling the endless feed.
Desaturates the video thumbnails on profile grids, restoring colour only when you hover one.
Makes a finished video loop in place instead of auto-jumping to the next one.
Adds an M keyboard shortcut that instantly mutes or unmutes the current video.
Hides the videos in the For-You feed and shows a short message to break mindless scrolling.
Removes the sticky banner pushing a paid membership so it stops covering the article content.
Removes the clap and response buttons surrounding the article to keep focus on the content.
Hides the newsletter sign-up fields embedded in the article body that break the reading flow.
When printing, hides navigation and action bars, leaving a clean article in black on white.
Gives code blocks a monospace font and a dark background to improve their readability.
Hides the read-time and view-count details near the byline so the header feels calmer.
Adds a thin bar at the top of the page that shows how much of the article you have scrolled.
Leaves only the article on screen, hiding navigation, bars and side columns.
Centres the article figures and adds more space around them for a clean layout.
Hides the search field in the header so the top bar becomes leaner.
Widens the feed column on the home page to make better use of wide screens.
Removes the onboarding panels and "personalize your feed" requests that get in the way.
Hides the row of topic chips and related articles shown at the bottom of the page.
Hides the reaction, comment and share counts under posts to cut down on social comparison.
Removes the birthday reminders and upcoming-events boxes from the right sidebar.
Slightly lowers page contrast and brightness and tones down the intense blue in the top bar.
Removes the row of filter pills (All, Reels, Stories) shown above the news feed.
In the Watch section, hides the side rail of suggested videos to reduce endless hopping.
Hides the reaction emoji popup that appears when you hover over the "Like" button.
Runs once over the visible feed and hides every post currently marked as sponsored.
Softens the harsh dark-mode contrast by darkening the background and toning down text color for night reading.
Removes the automatic link preview cards unfurled under messages so the conversation stays shorter.
Hides or re-shows all emoji reaction pills under messages with a single click.
With Alt+Shift+R it opens the context menu of every unread channel so you can quickly mark them read.
Enlarges and bolds card titles so they stay clearly legible even from a distance.
Removes the small comment-count badge from cards to cut visual noise.
Removes cover images from cards for a clean, text-only board without graphics.
Hides the board sidebar and reclaims its space for the card lists themselves.
Fades cards with a completed checklist using transparency and grayscale.
Increases the card description font and line spacing so long notes are easier to read.
Hides the activity-feed noise inside the card modal, leaving the description and comments.
Enlarges and bolds the title at the top of the card detail modal so it stands out at once.
Increases the spacing between lines in comments so longer posts read more calmly.
Swaps the bright background for a consistent dark theme that is gentler on the eyes at night.
Hides stories from the feed that fall below a set point threshold, leaving only the more popular topics.
Removes filler blocks, themed modules and suggestion cards from the home feed, keeping only normal pins.
Hides the save and share buttons that appear over a pin when you hover the cursor.
Enlarges the main image on a single-pin page to use almost the full height of the screen.
Hides the dropdown of suggestions and trending terms that appears when you click the search box.
Removes the sections labelled as based on your recent activity, cutting tracking-driven feed suggestions.
Enlarges the pin description font and expands clamped text so the whole description is comfortable to read.
Hides the modules suggesting creators and users to follow that are interleaved in the home feed.
Hides the Today tab of curated topics if you prefer to use only your own feed.
Removes the bulky footer with corporate links so the page ends on actual content.
Hides or re-shows the grid of related pins below an opened pin with a single click.
Crops feed pin images to uniform squares so the grid becomes even instead of staggered masonry.
Removes the chips with quick canned replies that appear below a message body.
Strikes through the subject of already-read emails in the list so unread ones are easier to spot.
Increases font, line height and padding in the compose body so writing an email feels more comfortable.
When printing, hides the rails, list and headers, leaving only the message body on the page.
Hides the date and time stamps in message-list rows for a minimalist inbox view.
Hides the Google One Tap sign-in popup that appears in the corner and covers content.
Hides upvote and share numbers under answers so you judge content on its own merit, free of popularity bias.
Makes the top navigation bar scroll away with the page instead of permanently taking up screen space.
Detects and hides cards and banners pushing the paid Quora+ subscription, including free-trial offers.
Hides the "Pass" buttons and downvote arrows on feed cards so they look cleaner and less cluttered.
Removes cards that nag you to complete your profile and bio, shown in the feed and on the account page.
Gives code snippets in answers a monospace font, a tinted background and horizontal scrolling for better legibility.
With one click presses every "Continue Reading" and "(more)" link so the full answer text shows at once.
Removes the photo gallery carousel from a title page so it loads faster.
Removes celebrity-gossip rows and "Born today" sections that distract from films.
Removes the lengthy awards and nominations summary from a title page to shorten it.
Enlarges the plot-summary text and loosens the line spacing to make it easier to read.
Enlarges and highlights the IMDb rating in yellow so it stands out at a glance.
Blurs storyline keywords and the synopsis that may reveal spoilers; sharpness returns on hover.
Removes the trivia and goofs sections that often reveal key plot moments.
Automatically clicks the expander buttons so the entire cast shows without extra clicks.
Finds reviews marked with a spoiler warning and hides them completely.
With one click turns a focus mode on or off, leaving only the rating, plot and cast.
With one click hides or restores the streaming-availability upsell panel.
Removes the right sidebar modules with suggestions and chart promos, widening the main content column.
Shrinks the spacing and artwork in track lists so more tracks fit on a single screen.
Enlarges and bolds track titles so they are easier to scan in lists and the stream.
Removes the cookie consent banner and the privacy policy bar that covers the bottom of the screen.
Makes the track-page waveform taller so you can scrub through the recording more precisely.
Removes the related tracks panel below the player so it stops pulling you into endless listening.
Enlarges the track description font and limits line width so it is more comfortable to read.
Removes the charts module and trending section from the sidebar to cut down on distractions.
Removes the share buttons and social network list on tracks to simplify the action panel.
Hides everything but the track list and player on a playlist page so you can focus on listening.
Outlines the main SoundCloud containers with a dashed border to make writing custom CSS easier.
Hides follower and following counts on profiles so you judge artists without metrics swaying you.
Continuously removes playlist-bundle and curated selection blocks from the stream, leaving only tracks.
Hides the rotating carousels and slideshow banners full of promotions on the home page.
Removes flash-sale banners and limited-time offer strips that clutter pages.
Enlarges and bolds the current price so it stands out immediately in listings and on product pages.
Highlights the shipping-cost line so you can judge the real total price of an order at a glance.
Softens the loud red-orange accents on buttons and tags into calmer, easier-on-the-eye tones.
Prevents the sprawling category mega-menu from popping open whenever the cursor passes over it.
Forces lazy loading on images to save bandwidth on long listing pages full of photos.
Attaches a small badge with the numeric item ID to each product card, handy for analysis.
Outlines elements that carry SPM tracking attributes so you can see what is being monitored.
Clicks "more" on reviews so their full text shows without manual expanding.
Inverts the interface colours while keeping covers and photos looking natural.
Hides the right column and lets the main content use the freed-up space.
Strengthens the contrast of filled and empty stars so the rating is easier to read.
Pins the rating summary to the top of the screen so it stays visible while reading reviews.
Automatically closes the pop-up toast notifications that appear while you browse.
Enlarges the paragraph text in articles and slightly increases line spacing for less tiring reading.
Applies a consistent dark theme to the whole site and slightly dims images for easy evening reading.
Limits the height and opacity of the cookie-consent banner so it stops covering page content.
Enlarges and bolds the headlines on news cards so lists of stories are quicker to scan.
Gives the site warm, paper-like sepia tones that are gentler on the eyes during long reading.
Removes the cluster of topic tags at the end of an article that invites wandering into more categories.
Adds a thin red bar at the top of the page that shows how much of the article you have read.
Cuts out entire ad rows interleaved between search results so the grid shows only genuine listings.
Shrinks the spacing in the listing grid so more products fit on screen at once.
Hides the "recently viewed" carousels on listing pages so you focus on the current product.
Removes the "You may also like" recommendation carousel on the product page to cut distractions.
Removes every recommendation carousel from the listing page, keeping photos, price, description and reviews.
Keeps the price and buy-button panel visible while you scroll through the description.
Instead of hiding them, dims sponsored listings and draws a red outline so they are easy to spot.
Hides or restores all recommendation carousels on the listing page with one click.
Reorders the visible search result cards from cheapest to most expensive by their shown price.
Extracts the numeric listing ID from the page URL and copies it to the clipboard.
Enlarges the "Add to cart" button so it is easier to hit, especially on touch screens.
Enlarges commit-message text in lists and history so it is easier to skim through.
Removes the small pipeline status icons from issue and merge-request lists when they distract.
Enlarges text and spacing in markdown blocks such as descriptions and comments for comfortable reading.
Hides the right-side panel of an issue or MR and centers the content for a calm reading mode.
Keeps the merge-request tab bar pinned at the top while you scroll the page.
Adds spacing between discussion comments so a thread is easier to follow.
Highlights comments and notes where someone mentioned your username so you do not miss them.
Keeps the merge-button widget pinned at the bottom of the screen while you review changes.
Shrinks the spacing and avatars in the conversation list so many more chats fit on screen.
Removes the Telegram Premium banners and upsell nags that appear in the menu and interface.
Enlarges the monospace font and spacing of code blocks inside messages so they are easier to read.
Hides sticker messages in the conversation view so you can focus on the text content.
Hides the chat list and right panel, leaving only the open conversation stretched to full width.
Bolds and underlines @mentions and links in messages so they are easier to spot in the text.
Automatically reveals hidden spoiler text in messages so you do not have to click each one.
Dims the left chat list until you hover over it so your eyes stay focused on the open conversation.
Attaches a small label with the internal message id to each bubble, handy for debugging.
Shortens quoted reply previews to a single line and expands the full quote on click.
Hides the horizontal Trending row so the home page is less driven by what is popular.
Shows larger, always-visible title text on every tile so you do not have to hover to read it.
Removes the maturity-rating card that flashes on screen during the first seconds of playback.
Automatically pauses playback when you switch to another tab so you do not miss anything.
Blurs episode thumbnails in the list so you do not see spoilers; the image sharpens on hover.
Blurs each episode's synopsis text so the summary cannot spoil the plot; it shows on hover.
Hides the Coming Soon row of titles you cannot watch yet, so you see only available content.
Blurs the profile name in the nav bar so it does not leak into screenshots or screen shares.
Hides IMAX Enhanced badges and feature promos on the title page to keep it less crowded.
Keeps the chosen playback speed (1.0 by default) and reapplies it whenever the episode changes.
Developer aid: outlines every element with a data-testid attribute and shows its value in a tooltip.
Developer aid: prints player events such as play, pause, ended and rate changes to the console.
Removes the Watch Trailer button on the title page if you prefer to start a film unspoiled.
Shrinks the hero and hides "related" rows in the detail modal so key info fits without scrolling.
Hides recent and suggested search terms so your earlier queries are not visible to others.
Removes the badges showing like counts, play counts and other stats so numbers stop swaying you.
Keeps only the player and title on the video page, hiding comments, suggestions and sidebars.
Removes the video that starts playing automatically when you hover over a thumbnail.
Hides the tiny pixel images and beacon frames whose only role is to track your activity.
Lets you instantly place the cursor in the search field by pressing the slash key.
Switches the wide theatre-style player layout on or off on the video page with one click.
Dims the cards of videos that already show a watch-progress bar so new clips are easier to spot.
Detects posts labelled "sponsored" and removes them from the main feed.
Hides or re-shows all images and videos in the feed with a single click.
Developer aid: prints the GraphQL request URLs that Threads makes to the console.
Developer aid: draws a dashed border around every post container on the page.
Enlarges comment text and adds spacing so the discussion under a product reads more comfortably.
Hides streak counters and badges that turn browsing launches into a points game.
Hides the recent and recommended search list so your query history is not visible to others.
Highlights the maker's intro comment on a product page so it stands out from the rest of the discussion.
Automatically clicks "show more replies" buttons so the whole discussion is visible at once.
Appends the upvote count next to each post title so you can compare product popularity at a glance.
Enlarges image thumbnails in the product table, making it easier to visually verify feed images at a glance.
Marks rows of products flagged as out of stock or low in inventory so they are easier to restock.
Hides promo banners, what's-new announcements and nags that Meta shows above the ad table.
Enlarges text and padding in Booksy Biz schedule appointment blocks so client name and service are instantly readable.
Removes promotional Canva Pro links from the side navigation, leaving a cleaner menu.
Reads the inventory column and marks low-stock products yellow and out-of-stock red so you can restock faster.
Copies the visible orders or products table as tab-separated text, ready to paste into Excel or Google Sheets.
Increases line spacing and slightly widens letters so code in the file view is easier to read.
Hides promotional and informational banners at the top of pages while keeping important warnings and errors.
Removes the About, Releases and Languages panel from the right of the repository, leaving more room for the file list.
Removes the achievement badges section from GitHub user profile pages.
Removes the large decorative Octocat graphics shown on empty lists and screens, making them shorter.
Increases the minimum height of the comment box in issues and pull requests so longer posts are easier to write.
Removes the hint nudging you to use the suggested changes feature in the review comment form.
Removes the notifications and participants sections from the issue right sidebar, trimming it to what matters.
Hides empty counters next to repository tabs and slightly improves spacing so the bar looks cleaner.
Removes items flagged as sponsored from the repository and code search results list.
Forces a full-width layout on every page without manually toggling the "Full width" option.
Swaps the default body font for an elegant serif that is easier on the eyes for long reading.
Increases the spacing between lines in paragraphs and lists so long pages read more comfortably.
Enlarges headings of every level and adds space above them so the page structure stands out.
Removes template links and the help button from the sidebar to declutter the interface.
Brightens text and deepens block backgrounds in dark mode for better night-time readability.
Removes the large cover images at the top of pages, lifting content up and saving scrolling.
Reduces the row height of database table views so more records are visible on screen at once.
Marks all person mentions in the content with a yellow background so assignees stand out instantly.
Collapses every expanded section and page in the sidebar for a concise, tidy navigation view.
Copies the current Notion page title to the clipboard, ready to paste into a message or document.
Smoothly scrolls the view to the first message of the current conversation.
Widens Claude's narrow conversation column, giving answers and code blocks more room.
Removes banners and buttons that push you toward a higher plan.
Copies the whole conversation to the clipboard as Markdown text split by role.
Widens Gemini's narrow conversation column to give answers more room.
Hides the left navigation drawer with the conversation list and expands the chat area.
Removes banners and buttons that push the Gemini Advanced plan.
Changes the send button and links to a custom green accent.
Deepens the dark background and raises text contrast for easier night-time reading.
Enlarges the compose window to 70% of the screen height so longer emails are easier to write.
Strips sponsored ad rows from the Promotions tab, leaving only real messages.
Turns an ultra-compact inbox layout with minimal spacing on or off with one click.
Gives the message reading area a dark background and light text without changing the rest of the UI.
Gives the Saturday and Sunday columns a soft background so weekends stand apart from workdays.
Dims the hour rows outside 8:00-19:00 so your working hours clearly stand out.
Removes the people-search box from the sidebar if you never check other people's availability.
Hides the large Create button if you prefer adding events by clicking directly on the grid.
Removes the floating Explore button from the bottom-right of the sheet so it stops covering cells.
Bolds the name and adds a coloured bar to the active sheet tab so you always know where you are.
Collects the names of every sheet tab in the current spreadsheet and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Removes the thin add-on icon rail on the right edge (Calendar, Keep, Tasks) when you do not use it.
Dims and strikes through events you have declined so they no longer distract from real plans.
Removes the suggested-video wall and end-screen elements that cover the final seconds of a clip.
Hides the small "i" card button and the teaser pop-ups that distract while you watch.
Hides or re-shows the comments section with one click whenever you want a quick look.
Removes the large banner image on channel pages so you reach the video list sooner.
Removes the merchandise, ticket and product shelves promoted by the creator beneath the video.
Removes the history-based "Continue watching" shelf from home so others cannot see what you watched.
Removes sponsored products woven into the search-results grid, leaving only organic listings.
Hides the large sponsored brand banner that appears above the list of search results.
Hides the "Related searches" and "People also search for" blocks for a cleaner results list.
Removes the "Customers also bought" recommendation carousels that lengthen the product page.
Hides promotional banners with daily deals and coupons that tempt unplanned purchases.
Removes the Rufus AI shopping assistant button and panel if you do not want to use it.
Removes the warranty and protection-plan add-on offers pushed when adding to the cart.
Hides the "Subscribe & Save" option that pushes recurring orders instead of a one-time purchase.
Hides the advertisement slots in the right-hand column of the product page to keep focus on the offer.
Desaturates and dims any leftover "Sponsored" badges so they draw less of your attention.
Enlarges and highlights prices in search results, making it easy to compare offers at a glance.
Removes the lower related-product and sponsored sections that stretch out the detail page.
Hides promos for Amazon house services such as Music or Prime Video from the nav bar and page.
Removes the "Buy again" and "Keep shopping for" homepage rows built from your past orders.
Removes the overlays and banners of events like Prime Day that take over the top of the page.
Hides the satisfaction survey and feedback-request pop-ups that interrupt your browsing.
Highlights discounted prices and percentage-off badges so you can quickly spot real bargains.
Hides the customer questions & answers section if you only care about the description and reviews.
Removes the recommendation and sponsored-product rows from the cart page so you can focus on checkout.
Removes Amazon credit-card and financing promotions that appear inside the buy box.
Hides or restores the entire customer reviews section on the product page with one click.
Hides or restores the daily-deal and coupon banners on the page with a single click.
Hides or restores every recommendation carousel visible on the page with a single click.
Automatically mutes and pauses product videos that start playing on their own on the page.
Continuously removes sponsored tiles from the DOM tree, including those loaded while scrolling.
Collapses the lengthy A+ marketing content behind a button that lets you expand it when needed.
Keeps recommendation carousels hidden even when Amazon re-renders them dynamically.
Removes the camera-search promo widget and tooltip bubble attached to the search bar.
Hides the "Recommended Channels" group in the left sidebar, leaving only the channels you actually follow.
Removes the right-side chat panel and stretches the player to full width when you only want to watch.
Increases the width of the right-side chat panel so more text fits on a single line.
Removes the blinking channel-points claim bubble next to the chat box that constantly tempts clicks.
Removes the similar-channels rows and the "recommended for you" section so you focus on what you came for.
Hides the promo rows and banners on the Discover and Browse pages, leaving a clean category list.
Removes Drops campaign banners and the Drops indicator above the player if you are not chasing rewards.
Hides recommended channels mixed into the left followed-channels list, leaving only your own follows.
Removes the colourful tag pills under the stream title and on channel cards to declutter the directory.
Hides the prediction and poll cards that appear in chat so they no longer cover viewer messages.
Removes the badge icons (sub, moderator, VIP) next to chat names for a plainer, more compact message list.
Reduces the spacing between chat lines so noticeably more messages fit on screen at once.
Detects messages made of nothing but a wall of emotes and hides them so real conversation stays visible.
Keeps the hover-preview clips on channel cards muted so they never surprise you with sound.
Hides recommended-clip rows and the "more from" section on channel pages so you focus on the current stream.
Hides the sidebar, chat, search and recommendations, leaving only the player and stream information.
Hides the prominent purple Subscribe button next to the channel name so it stops tempting you while watching.
Removes the Hype Train progress bar and the celebration overlay that cover the top of chat during the event.
Hides pinned messages and the first-message banner above chat so they stop taking room from conversation.
Hides or re-shows the stream chat with one click whenever you want to focus on the video for a moment.
Hides or restores the sidebar, chat and recommendations with one click for focused watching.
Hides the ad countdown timer and the purple ad-notice overlay so the player looks cleaner.
Hides followed channels that are offline in the left sidebar, leaving only those currently streaming live.
Removes the cookie consent banner along with its dimmed backdrop so it stops covering the interface.
Increases the size of message text and names in chat so conversations are noticeably easier to read.
Brightens and bolds chat usernames so dark colours stay readable against the dark background.
Hides streams marked as reruns in the directory and categories, leaving only genuinely live streams.
Prints every new chat message in the browser console as "user: text", handy for debugging.
Outlines every element with a data-a-target attribute and shows its value on hover to help write styles.
Removes the sticky bottom banner that pushes the Premium upgrade, reclaiming screen space.
Hides the green Upgrade to Premium button shown in the top-right of the navigation bar.
Removes podcast and episode shelves from the home page so you see music only.
Shrinks row height and font on the track list so more songs fit on screen at once.
Removes the auto-suggested track list at the bottom of the queue, keeping only your picks.
Hides the recently played shelf and the quick-shortcut grid at the top of the home page.
Replaces coloured gradients with a uniform very dark background, easier on the eyes at night.
Hides the row of filter buttons above the library list if you rarely use them.
Removes the "More like this" recommendation section that appears below a playlist track list.
Hides the cookie consent dialog and its dimming backdrop that blocks the page.
Removes the small "E" badges marking explicit tracks for a cleaner track-list look.
Highlights rows of liked tracks with a subtle green background so they are easy to spot.
Hides the library and side panels, leaving only the playlist you are currently viewing.
Hides podcast and audiobook filters in the category pill bar at the top of the home page.
Uses the full window width for track lists and grids, fitting more columns at once.
Hides share buttons on tracks, albums and playlists if you do not use social sharing.
Removes the "Fans also like" section from artist pages to focus on the artist's own music.
Removes onboarding tooltips and feature-promo popovers that distract while you browse.
Hides the Premium-only download toggles that do nothing on a free account anyway.
Hides the bell button and "What's New" panel in the top bar, removing another notification stream.
Limits line width and enlarges the artist biography text, making it easier to read.
Removes merchandise and concert promo sections from artist pages, keeping it about the music.
Adds a clear green ring around the focused element, making keyboard navigation easier.
Hides or restores the friend-activity sidebar with one click whenever you want a quick look.
Turns compact track-list rows on or off with one click, depending on what you need.
Automatically clicks the cookie accept button as soon as the consent dialog appears.
Pauses playback once the queue is empty instead of letting Spotify start endless autoplay radio.
Shows a small badge with the number of rows currently loaded in the track list.
Detects a playing track marked Explicit and automatically skips ahead to the next one.
Automatically collapses the left library panel to its narrow icon-only view, freeing space.
Pauses playback when you switch to another tab and resumes it when you return to Spotify.
Caps the article line length to about 46em and centres the content so long lines are easier to read.
Removes the shifting colour gradient in album and playlist headers for a calmer look.
Justifies article paragraphs to both margins and enables automatic hyphenation for a tidy edge.
Changes the article body font to a calm serif typeface that feels closer to a printed book.
Gives the page a warm cream sepia background and softened text colours that are gentle on the eyes.
Replaces the bright background with a dark one and adjusts text, infobox and table colours for night reading.
Removes the large donation-request banners that appear at the top of the page and obscure the content.
Pins the side table of contents so it stays visible while you scroll through a long article.
Mutes the small inline citation numbers in the text and brightens them again when you hover over them.
Shrinks and lightens the right-hand infobox, giving it a tidy card look with a soft shadow.
Removes the side infobox and sidebars entirely, leaving a pure text article.
Hides the small "edit" links shown next to every section heading, cleaning the page for readers.
Hides the italic "For other uses, see..." notes placed right under a heading.
Removes the language selector and the list of links to other language editions if you never use them.
Hides the side and classic table of contents when you prefer to read an article straight through.
Hides the header, menus, footer and every panel, leaving just the centred article body.
Removes the large navigation templates, portal bars and sister-project link boxes at the foot of an article.
Gives the page a clean white print-style look: it removes the interface and sets a serif typeface for the text.
Strongly highlights the words that match your query in yellow on the search results pages.
Enlarges and bolds the section headings and adds a blue underline so the article structure stands out.
Removes the bulky footer with links to the licence, policies and mobile version at the very bottom.
Sets block quotations apart with a blue left bar, a light background and italics so they stand out neatly.
Lets you click a second-level heading to collapse or expand the whole section of an article.
Removes the small inline "[citation needed]" style flags from the text that interrupt smooth reading.
Hides or restores the whole interface with one click, leaving just the centred article content.
Hides or restores the side infobox with a single click whenever you want a quick look at it.
Hides or restores the small inline citation numbers with one click when they disturb your reading.
Makes links to other articles open in a new tab so you never lose the page you are reading.
Removes survey invitations and central-notice prompts that pop up while you browse articles.
Hides the sidebar widget of hot questions from the whole Stack Exchange network that easily lures you into clicking.
Enlarges the font, line spacing and padding of code blocks so examples become much easier to read.
Hides sidebars, banners and the footer, leaving a centered column with just the question and its answers.
Surrounds the accepted answer with a green frame and a soft background so it is instantly visible on the page.
Removes the cookie consent banner and "Your privacy" dialog and restores page scrolling if it was blocked.
Hides the vote counters on the question and answers so you judge content yourself without bandwagon bias.
Hides reputation points and badges on user cards so you judge answers by content rather than the author's status.
Gives comments, keywords and strings in code blocks vivid colors for easier reading.
Automatically removes the sign-up and login modal popups along with the dimmed backdrop that blocks the page.
Removes the large multi-column footer full of links so the page ends right after the content.
Sticks the question title header to the top of the screen so it stays visible while scrolling through answers.
Adds a floating list of all answers with their score so a single click jumps you straight to any of them.
Adds a warning above answers older than a set year to remind you the solution may be out of date.
Hides impact metrics, activity streaks and reputation points on profile pages to focus on questions and answers.
Lets the J and K keys jump sequentially between answers so you can read without reaching for the mouse.
Highlights occurrences of a chosen username in comments and author cards in yellow so it is easier to spot.
Enlarges the comment font, increases line height and adds an alternating background so the cramped text becomes readable.
Enlarges the vote arrows and score counter so they are easier to click on high-resolution screens.
Collapses answers below a score threshold into a bar that expands the full content on click; skips the accepted one.
Adds a visible index number at the start of each answer, making it easy to reference them in comments.
Swaps the harsh white background for a warm cream tone that is gentler on the eyes during long reading sessions.
Removes the Reels item from the left navigation menu so it stops tempting endless scrolling.
Filters out "Suggested for you" cards from the feed, leaving only posts from accounts you follow.
Removes the horizontal Stories tray at the top of the feed so regular posts show right away.
Blurs the tiles on the Explore page until you hover, reducing how much they pull your eye.
Hides the like counters under posts to reduce social comparison and popularity pressure.
Widens the feed column so post images display larger and more clearly.
Hides the prompt encouraging more scrolling that appears once you reach the end of the feed.
Removes the red badge with the notification count so it stops triggering the urge to check.
Removes the colourful gradient around story avatars for a visually calmer interface.
Hides the banners pushing the mobile app and the one-tap login prompts.
Removes the blue verified checkmark next to usernames to cut down on status noise.
Removes the "Switch appearance" entry from the More dropdown menu to simplify the option list.
Removes the dense footer with company links and the language picker for a cleaner interface.
Blurs follower, following and post counts on profiles, revealing them only when clicked.
Hides the like, comment and share button row under posts so you can browse without interacting.
Removes the "Tagged" tab on profile pages so you focus on the person's own posts.
Hides the Explore item from the left menu to limit easy access to algorithmic content.
Enlarges the font of comments and captions and widens line height for more comfortable reading.
Hides the like and comment button overlay on Reels so you watch the video without distractions.
Pauses feed videos and only plays them when you hover the cursor, cutting off autoplay.
Hides the "Add post to your story" option in the share sheet, simplifying the action list.
Hides the trending search and tag chips shown above the Explore grid to limit temptations.
Hides or re-shows the horizontal Stories tray at the top of the feed with one click.
Developer aid that outlines each feed article and adds a label, making page layout easier to inspect.
Adds gentle rounded corners and a soft shadow to post cards for a tidier-looking feed.
Toggles the whole Instagram page into grayscale with one click to curb the urge to scroll.
Pauses and mutes the preview clips that start when you hover the cursor over title cards.
Hides the ranked Top 10 rows along with their big number badges so rankings stop steering you.
Hides the mobile-games promo row and the games navigation entry when you only want films and shows.
Hides every row except My List and Continue Watching so the home page shows only your own picks.
Frames the My List row with a red outline and a subtle tint so it is easy to spot among other rows.
Keeps the title text visible on cards at all times instead of only when you hover over them.
Enlarges and bolds the title text on cards and adds a shadow so the labels are easier to read.
Removes the full-screen maturity-rating card that flashes just before playback begins.
Enlarges the synopsis text in the title preview modal and limits line length for comfortable reading.
Mutes and pauses the trailer that autoplays when the title preview modal opens.
Softens the background to a dark gray tone and dims row headings so the interface tires the eyes less.
Hides the skip-intro and skip-recap buttons in the player when you prefer to watch episodes in full.
Enlarges the skip-intro button and adds a red outline so you can hit it without aiming.
Removes the next-episode overlay that covers the closing credits when an episode ends.
Removes the bulky footer with corporate and legal links so the page ends with the content.
Hides rows of titles you cannot watch yet so the home page shows only available content.
Hides the watch-progress bar on cards so people nearby cannot see what and how much you watched.
Hides the active profile's avatar and name in the header so they stay private during screen sharing.
Forces every preview video outside the player to stay muted, even when the page restarts them.
Blurs the episode thumbnails in the preview modal to avoid spoilers and restores them on hover.
Prints the titles of all visible rows to the console to help you pick selectors for your own rules.
Lets you select and copy titles and plot synopses that Netflix blocks from selection by default.
Turns a focus mode on or off with one click that hides the billboard and trending and ranked rows.
Enlarges the player subtitles and strengthens their shadow so they stay readable even on bright scenes.
Removes the banner urging you to install the mobile app and the cookie-notice strip.
Hides the Continue Watching row so people glancing at your screen cannot see what you are watching.
Hides the bars and buttons nudging you to boost the server that distract in the channel header.
Removes the server-discovery button from the left rail so it stops tempting you to browse public communities.
Reduces the spacing between messages so more of the conversation fits on screen.
Increases the chat message text size and slightly loosens line height for more comfortable reading.
Shrinks the message text so the chat window shows more conversation history at once.
Permanently hides the right-hand members list so the chat takes up more room.
Removes the GIF and sticker pickers from the message bar, leaving only typing and emoji.
Removes the animated frames and effects around avatars so profile pictures stay clean and calm.
Hides the soundboard button and promotional extras in the call controls, leaving only the core controls.
Removes the help button and the "what's new" popouts that interrupt your use of the app.
Hides the red mention and unread counters on the server icons to ease notification pressure.
Removes the green add-server plus and the tutorial bubble from the bottom of the server rail.
Enlarges the emoji placed inside message text so they are clearer and more expressive.
Removes the rows of emoji reactions under messages that turn into spam on busy channels.
Removes the app-launcher button from the message composer toolbar to keep it cleaner.
Hides the thread-starter cards that break the reading flow of the main channel.
Adds a dashed outline around revealed spoilers so they are easy to tell apart from normal text.
Widens the channel sidebar so long channel names fit without being cut off by an ellipsis.
Hides the attachment-upload button in the composer, cutting the risk of accidentally sending a file.
Hides the shop, Nitro and message-request rows above the direct-message list to keep it shorter and cleaner.
Enlarges the font in code blocks and snippets and loosens line height to make snippets easier to read.
Removes the emoji-picker button from the composer if you prefer inserting emoji with colon shortcuts.
Hides the trending and featured GIFs that pop up in the expression picker to reduce distraction.
Automatically reopens the members list whenever it collapses so it stays visible on the right.
Hides or re-shows the members sidebar with one click whenever you want more room for the chat.
Removes the gift-inventory icon from the channel header toolbar to keep it simpler.
Narrows the left server-icon rail and shrinks the icons to leave more room for channels and chat.
Hides the long channel-topic text in the header so the top bar stays shorter and clearer.
Hides the expanded list of people connected to voice channels, shortening the left channel list.
Slightly dims images and embeds in the chat and restores full brightness when you hover over them.
Hides the bot tags and role icons shown next to usernames in messages, simplifying the chat.
Removes the checklists and "getting started" popouts aimed at new users that linger even years later.
Hides or shows all images, videos and embeds in the current channel with one click.
Removes the inserts promoting Stage channels and upcoming events that clutter the sidebar.
Hides the colored tag chips on forum-channel post cards so the thread list looks calmer.
Prints the class names of the element under the cursor to the console, helping you write your own Discord CSS selectors.
Cuts interface transitions and animations to zero so the app feels instantly responsive.
Removes the Nitro-pitch inserts inside the emoji and sticker picker, leaving just the expressions.
Strips the bright background from @everyone and @here mentions and dims them so mass pings stop shouting.
Hides the Spotify "listening now" cards in profile popouts so nobody's taste is shown by accident.
Hides the "new" badges and premium labels that appear inside right-click context menus.
Hides the custom status line in the bottom-left account panel so it stops drawing your eye.
Removes the background image from the server-name header so the top of the channel list looks flat and calm.
Removes the sponsored ad block shown at the bottom of the results list, just before related searches.
Hides the side column with the knowledge panel and lets the results column fill the freed space.
Removes the "Things to know" topical cards block that gets inserted between the organic results.
Removes the embedded video carousel from the results page so the list stays purely text links.
Removes the shopping product carousel and product ads that appear above and to the right of results.
Stretches the narrow results column to the full window width to shorten long page titles and snippets.
Enlarges the snippet text under titles and increases line spacing so descriptions read more easily.
Adds a margin below each result so the list feels less cramped and is easier to scan.
Changes the results page background to dark and picks light text and link colors that ease the eyes.
A single style hides ads, the knowledge panel, related questions and themed blocks, leaving plain results.
Hides the rarely used tools and filters bar under the tabs, freeing up vertical space.
Removes the cluttered footer with country, settings and privacy links at the bottom of the results.
Hides the labeled "complementary results" region on the right, leaving only the main result list.
Removes the "about N results (time)" line above the list so the page starts at the first result.
Removes the boxed featured snippet answer above the results so you go straight to the links.
Adds a round numbered badge to each result, making it easy to refer to a position by its number.
Gives the right-side knowledge panel a rounded card look with a subtle shadow and border.
Hides or re-shows the AI-generated summary block above the results with a single click.
Finds blocks labeled as sponsored and removes them, also clearing the classic ad containers.
Hides the knowledge panel by default and adds a small button to expand it when needed.
Turns a strict mode on or off with one click, leaving only the organic results on the page.
Automatically opens every question in the "People also ask" box so you see the full answers at once.
Wraps each organic result in a separate bordered card with a soft shadow to clearly separate them.
Zeroes the margins of empty containers left by hidden blocks so the results list has no gaps.
Removes listings tagged as sponsored from the results grid, leaving only regular listings.
Hides the block of loosely related listings appended below results when exact matches run out.
Gives result cards soft borders and rounded corners so the grid looks calmer and tidier.
Marks free-shipping listings in green and outlines those cards so they stand out immediately.
Filters out listings that ship from abroad when you want to see only domestic offers.
Removes the watchlist and recently-viewed carousels that distract on the home page.
Removes advertising blocks from the individual item page so only the product itself matters.
Hides the "Similar items" cross-sell row on the item page to cut down on distracting scrolling.
Wraps the item condition in a yellow highlight and bold bar so you never miss whether it is new or used.
Hides recommendations, ads and promos on the item page, leaving just the photos, price and condition.
Removes the pushy newsletter and sign-in nag boxes that interrupt your browsing.
Widens the main content area on large monitors so more listings fit in a single row.
Hides the promotional Sell links in the top header when you use eBay only as a buyer.
Removes the recently-viewed items strip at the bottom of item pages, cutting unnecessary scrolling.
Keeps the price and buy button panel visible while you scroll through a long item page.
Hides or re-shows the sponsored listings in search results with a single click.
Reloads the current search sorted by price plus shipping, lowest first, with one click.
Lets you press the "/" key anywhere on the page to jump straight into the search box.
Adds a link below the main item photo that opens the full-resolution image in a new tab.
Highlights your typed keywords in yellow inside listing titles so exact matches are easier to spot.
Cleans item links of tracking and affiliate parameters, leaving a shorter, more private URL.
Displays the numeric item ID as a corner badge that can be copied with a single click.
Adds a button that opens every gallery photo at full size in separate tabs.
Shows a confirmation prompt when you click a bid button to protect against an accidental bid.
Removes the "Suggested accounts" block from the left sidebar so it stops pushing new follows.
Removes like, comment, save and share numbers all at once so you watch videos free of metric pressure.
Hides the entire right-side rail of like, comment and share buttons, leaving a clean video view.
Hides the recommended-account cards that are slipped between videos inside the feed.
Removes the trending-search dropdown that appears below the search box.
Hides the LIVE item from the left navigation menu so live streams stop tempting clicks.
Hides the Activity item and message inbox from the menu so notifications stop pulling attention.
Removes the prompts to buy Coins, recharge and send gifts to cut down on in-app spending.
Hides the banners and popups that nag you to download the TikTok mobile app.
Removes the "log in to continue" modal and the dimming overlay behind it.
Enlarges and bolds the caption text under the video so it is easier to read.
Enlarges comment text and adds spacing between comments so they are more comfortable to read.
Removes the top "For You" and "Following" tab switcher to cut down on hopping between feeds.
Removes the cookie-consent banner so it stops covering the bottom of the screen.
Hides the related-videos block on the video page so you can stop at the clip you watched.
Greys out and dims hashtag links in the video caption so the real text is easier to focus on.
Automatically mutes every playing video so the feed never surprises you with sound.
Every 15 minutes shows a gentle bar reminding you how long you have been browsing TikTok.
Keeps every video volume at a comfortable 40% to avoid uncomfortably loud clips.
Applies or removes a grayscale filter over the whole TikTok page with one click.
Adds a spacebar shortcut that pauses or resumes the current video without reaching for the mouse.
Gives the player more room on wide screens and centres it within the browser window.
Gently lowers the brightness of the whole page so late-night viewing is easier on the eyes.
Outlines every element with a data-e2e attribute, making it easier to write your own CSS tweaks.
Prints the author and caption of every new feed video to the console to aid analysis.
Hides the pop-up urging you to create an account that interrupts your reading.
Removes the bar floating at the bottom with claps and subscribe controls that covers the text.
Narrows the text column to an eye-friendly width and centres the article on the page.
Sets a larger, classic serif font for the article body so it reads more pleasantly.
Increases the spacing between lines and paragraphs so the text tires the eyes less.
Switches the background to a warm cream sepia and softens the text for long reading sessions.
Hides the "Follow" buttons next to the author and publication that distract while reading.
Removes the recommended-articles block shown at the end of a post so reading ends on the real text.
Hides the right column of recommendations and stats, leaving a clean content feed.
Removes the free-article meter bar and the partner-program and paid-plan prompts.
Removes the topic chips shown below the article so the end of the text stays clean.
Hides the cookie consent and notification banner so it stops covering content on arrival.
Enlarges article images to the full column width and sets their captions in clear italics.
Turns the bright inline links into a muted underline so they no longer break the reading rhythm.
Enlarges headings and adds space above them so a longer article is easier to skim.
Gives block quotes a clear side line and italics so they stand apart from the rest of the text.
Counts the words in the article and shows a badge above it with the estimated reading time.
Turns the focus mode on or off with a single click, hiding everything but the article.
Copies the current article URL without tracking parameters, ready to share.
Lets you scroll the article down with J and up with K without reaching for the mouse.
Removes the pop-up toolbar with highlight and comment options that appears on text selection.
Hides clap and response counts in article lists so they no longer steer what you read.
Hides the "Write" button in the header when you only use the site for reading.
Removes the promo strips pushing paid membership that appear between feed articles.
Hides or restores all article images with one click for pure text-only reading.
Hides the coloured unread-notification dot on the bell so it stops tempting clicks.
Hides the preview thumbnails in article cards, turning the feed into a plain list of titles.
Gives article tables clear borders and padding so the data is easier to read.
Slightly dims article images so bright photos do not glare during evening reading.
Enlarges the clickable area of footnotes and inline anchors so they are easier to hit.
Rounds the corners of images and avatars to give the interface a softer, modern look.
With one click turns a preset on or off: a narrower column, serif font and looser line spacing.
Removes the "Discover topics" suggestions block to keep focus on the article list itself.
Remembers articles you clicked and dims their feed cards so you do not revisit the same text.
Scans the feed for posts marked "Sponsored" and hides them, since the label uses an obfuscated class.
Removes "Suggested for you" injections from the feed, leaving only posts from people you follow.
Removes the "Reels and short videos" row injected into the feed so it stops tempting endless scrolling.
Hides the right-hand column with the contacts list, sponsored links and the events section.
Removes the "What's on your mind?" box above the feed to discourage impulsive posting.
Hides Marketplace, Gaming, Memories and Watch entries from the left menu that you rarely use.
Increases the post body font size and line spacing for more comfortable reading.
Desaturates photos and videos in posts and restores full colour when you hover over them.
Hides the red unread-count badges on the notification and Messenger icons in the top bar.
On a single-post page, centers the content and hides the side columns for a calm view.
Hides the left and right side rails, leaving just the centered main feed column.
Hides the green dots and the "Active now" chat section to reduce the pressure of being seen online.
On Marketplace pages, hides the side panel and sponsored listings mixed into the regular ones.
Hides the "+" Create menu button in the top bar to curb the impulse to publish content.
Hides the "Create story" tile at the start of the Stories tray, leaving the rest untouched.
Hides the "seen by" view-count indicator on group posts to reduce reach-checking pressure.
Removes the long list of policy, help and advertising links at the bottom of the left sidebar.
Indents and slightly dims nested comment replies so it is easier to follow a thread.
On profile pages, hides the friends preview grid to limit how connections are exposed.
Hides or re-shows the entire news feed with one click whenever you need a quiet moment.
Turns focus mode, which hides the side rails around the feed, on or off with one click.
Adds J and K keyboard shortcuts that smoothly scroll to the next and previous feed post.
Hides the GIF, sticker and avatar buttons in the comment box to keep replying simple.
In the story viewer, dims the side previews of other people's stories to focus on the current one.
Shrinks large post photos to small thumbnails so the feed becomes a text-first experience.
Removes promo banners pinned at the top of the main column that push Marketplace or Watch.
Makes the top bar scroll away with the page instead of permanently taking up screen space.
Hides the "Write a comment" input under posts to discourage impulsive commenting.
On the Groups hub, hides the "Discover" suggestion column so only your own groups remain.
On profile pages, hides the "People also viewed" box to limit how connections are suggested.
Reduces the spacing between messages so more of the conversation fits on screen without scrolling.
Enlarges the message text and loosens the line height so the content is easier to read.
Shrinks the message text and tightens the line height to fit more content on a single screen.
Removes the narrow workspace switcher rail from the far left edge when you only use one workspace.
Hides the Apps section in the channel list if you rarely use them and want a cleaner sidebar.
Removes extra share icons and menus from the right-side thread pane header, keeping only the essentials.
Removes the emoji reaction pills under messages and the add-reaction button to cut visual noise.
Removes the huddles banner and invitation prompts if you do not use Slack's quick voice calls.
Removes the banners and prompts pushing you to upgrade to a paid Slack plan for a calmer interface.
Hides the avatar thumbnails next to messages so the conversation looks calmer and more text-focused.
Enlarges the font and padding in code blocks and inline snippets so code in messages stays readable.
Removes the decorative "you're all caught up" illustration that appears at the end of a channel.
Hides the entire right-side panel and stretches the message area to the full window width.
Collapses animated GIFs and Giphy images into a narrow dimmed strip so they stop pulling your attention.
Hides the left channel sidebar and the right panel, leaving only the active channel on a full screen.
Turns a focus mode on or off with one click, hiding the sidebars and notification badges.
Freezes animated GIFs on their first frame so the conversation stops flickering and stays calm.
Highlights @-mentions aimed at you more strongly so they are easy to spot in a busy conversation.
Renders all message text in a fixed-width font, handy when you frequently paste code snippets.
Dims messages posted by bots and apps so conversations between people stand out more.
Removes the help and "what's new" buttons from the top bar for a simpler, less crowded interface.
Prints each new @-mention aimed at you to the browser console together with a snippet of the message.
Dims channels without new messages in the sidebar so the unread ones immediately catch your eye.
Adds an Alt+T shortcut that instantly places the cursor in the message composer of the active channel.
Adds an Alt+B shortcut that instantly scrolls the open channel down to the newest message.
Collapses every expanded section in the channel sidebar with one click for a short, tidy list.
Shows a small badge at the top of the screen with the live number of channels that have unread messages.
Widens the board columns so long card titles fit on a single line.
Hides the attachment-count badge shown on the front of cards.
Bolds and outlines the due-date badge so approaching deadlines catch your eye.
Expands coloured label bars to full names so you can read them without hovering.
Adds a diagonal stripe pattern to labels so they can be told apart regardless of colour.
Removes banners and buttons nudging you toward paid Atlassian plans.
Hides the right-hand Inbox and Planner panel so you can focus on the board.
Removes rarely used buttons from the board header, leaving mostly the title.
Outlines in blue any card that has a team member assigned to it.
Keeps a list header pinned at the top while you scroll a long column of cards.
Softens dark-mode contrast with muted card and list backgrounds for less eye strain.
Outlines in red and tints any card whose due date has already passed.
Sets a legible system font across the whole board and card windows.
Hides assigned member avatars on card fronts, handy when sharing your screen.
Blurs card titles and sharpens them only on hover, protecting against shoulder-surfing.
Dims every list and brightens only the one you click, so you focus on one stage.
Adds a position number before each card title within its list to make references easier.
Pressing the "/" key instantly places the cursor in the Trello search box.
Hides already-checked checklist items in the open card, leaving only outstanding tasks.
Outlines elements that carry a data-testid and prints its value, helping you write selectors.
Hides or restores all card-front badges with a single click.
Scrolls the board all the way to the end, straight to the last column of lists, in one click.
Caps the main table width and centres it so lines of text never become uncomfortably long.
Replaces the default Verdana with a modern system font stack that is far more pleasant to read.
Adds vertical coloured lines to comment indentation so you can follow nested replies more easily.
Lowers the visibility of very deeply nested comments so top-level replies draw your attention.
Enlarges story titles in the feed and adds padding so they are clearer and easier to click.
Highlights the titles of stories that have passed a high point threshold so they catch the eye.
Expands every collapsed comment thread so you see the whole discussion without clicking manually.
Turns the inconspicuous "More" link at the bottom of the page into a clear, coloured button.
Gives a warm paper-coloured background and a narrow column for a calm mode to read long threads.
Adds a floating button that jumps back to the top of the page with one click after scrolling a long thread.
Shows a thin bar at the top indicating how far through a long comment thread you have scrolled.
Slightly dims every comment and fully brightens only the one your cursor currently hovers over.
Removes the cluttered search box and links from the page footer for a cleaner bottom area.
Bolds and colours the relative posting time in the subtext line so you can see how fresh a story is.
Switches a quick dark theme on or off with a single click whenever you want to change the page brightness.
Gives every other comment a faint background so neighbouring posts are easier to tell apart.
Removes the ordinal numbers before story titles so the list looks tidier and less like a leaderboard.
Adds more spacing between rows of the story list so individual titles are easier to tell apart.
Highlights code blocks in comments with a background, border and monospace font so they are easier to read.
Turns italic quoted lines in comments into clear blockquotes with a vertical bar on the left edge.
Adds a button to each story that copies its address without tracking parameters, ready to share.
Keeps the navigation bar pinned to the top while you scroll through long lists and threads.
Hides the karma counter in the navigation bar so you stop fixating on points and read more calmly.
Enlarges the text area for writing comments and replies so longer posts are more comfortable to type.
Hides the less-used items in the top menu, leaving only the most important navigation links.
After you upvote, it recolours the title and dims the arrow so you can see which stories you already backed.
Prepares a clean print version by hiding the header, arrows and buttons and restoring black text on white.
Turns the inconspicuous "reply" link under a comment into a clear bordered button that is easy to hit.
Switches a calm reading mode with a narrow column and warm paper background on or off with one click.
Compresses the story list with one click so more titles fit on the screen without scrolling.
Removes pins labelled as promoted or sponsored from the feed and keeps watching as the grid re-renders.
Filters product and shopping pins out of the home feed so only inspiration remains, not store offers.
Removes the grid of related pins below an opened pin so the page ends at the image itself.
Widens the masonry columns so each pin preview becomes larger and easier to see.
Keeps pin titles visible at all times instead of revealing them only when you hover the image.
Shows pins in grayscale and restores full colour only when you hover a specific pin.
Hides related pins, more ideas and visual search so the pin page shows only the image and details.
Removes video pins and Watch-tab clips from the feed, leaving only static images.
Removes the "Promote your business" banners and prompts that push you to start ad campaigns.
Removes the red count badges on the notification and message icons so they stop nagging you to click.
Softens the bright white background and strong red accents so browsing strains the eyes less.
Hides the banners and buttons urging you to download the Pinterest mobile app.
Removes the Watch entry from navigation so it stops tempting you into looping short videos.
Removes promotional cards and create prompts from the left navigation menu to keep it clean.
Hides or restores promoted and shopping pins in the home feed with one click.
Hides the follower and following counts on profiles so you browse content without stat pressure.
Removes the visual-search (Lens) button overlay that appears on top of pin images.
Hides the cookie consent banner that blocks the bottom of the screen on a first visit.
Blurs feed pin images and sharpens them only on hover, protecting privacy from onlookers nearby.
Lets you scroll the feed a screenful down with j and up with k, without reaching for the mouse.
Logs the number of pins in the DOM and how many of them are promoted, for diagnostic purposes.
Draws outlines around elements with a data-test-id attribute and shows their values to help write your own rules.
Hides the entire comments list below a pin so you can focus on the image and its description.
Removes sponsored ad rows that squeeze between regular emails in the message list.
Removes the side panel with ads and agenda to the right of the reading area.
Shrinks the message-list text to pack even more emails into the inbox at once.
Removes the gray content snippet under each subject so the list stays shorter and tighter.
Hides the tabs that split the inbox into Focused and Other so all mail shows together.
With one click bolds unread emails with a blue bar while gently dimming the ones already read.
Removes the Copilot buttons, prompts and upsell chips scattered across the Outlook interface.
Hides the waffle icon in the top-left corner that opens the other Microsoft apps menu.
Removes the slim left rail holding icons for the other Office suite apps.
Hides the rarely used Groups and Add-ins sections from the left folder pane, leaving just mailboxes.
Removes the My Day side panel with tasks and calendar plus the button that opens it.
Limits the email body to about 760 pixels wide and centers it for comfortable reading.
Enlarges the message-body font in the reading pane and loosens line height for more comfort.
Gives the reading pane a warm cream background and adds soft padding around the message body.
Removes the corner pop-up toasts announcing new mail that distract while you work.
Hides the busy suggestion list that drops down under the search box while you type.
Finds and hides the promotional emails from Microsoft and the Outlook team pinned to the inbox top.
Dims list rows that look like newsletters and bulk promotional mail so important email stands out.
In one rule set hides ads, side rails and the My Day panel, leaving just the mail.
Removes sender photos and colored initials from the message list for a calmer plainer view.
Detects and removes the tiny one-pixel tracking images hidden inside the message body.
Highlights flagged messages with a warm background so follow-up tasks stand out at a glance.
Switches a focus mode on or off with one click, hiding ads, side rails and the My Day panel.
With one click narrows the message list and widens the reading pane so emails get more room.
Pressing the slash key automatically jumps the cursor into the mail search box.
Removes the callouts and pop-up tips teaching new features that Outlook shows around the interface.
Hides or restores the colourful Spotlight strip of news and promoted content with one click.
Hides the unread-count badges shown next to folder names in the left pane.
Dims system folders like Junk and Archive so your own custom folders stand out in the tree.
Automatically removes the promotional "Sent from Outlook" signature from new messages.
Detects "Promoted" and "Sponsored" labels in the feed and hides whole cards with advertising answers and questions.
Hides the "Related questions" side panel so you focus on the answer you are reading without tempting links.
Removes the recommendation sections titled "Questions for you" from the feed so suggested topics stop distracting you.
Hides cards that suggest Spaces to follow so the feed shows only actual answers.
Removes the overlay that nags you to log in or sign up and restores normal page scrolling.
Removes the blur effect and mask applied to content that Quora hides from non-logged-in visitors.
Limits answer content to about 720 pixels wide and centres it so lines of text are shorter and easier to read.
Enlarges answer text to 18 pixels so reading longer posts is less tiring for your eyes.
Increases spacing between lines and paragraphs in answers so the text breathes and reads more comfortably.
Hides action bars, voter lists and side panels, leaving only the question and the answer text.
Bolds and highlights the author credential line above an answer so you can quickly judge the source.
Removes the "Answer" prompt box that takes up room above the answers and nags you to write.
Removes the red notification counters from the top bar so they no longer trigger reflexive clicking.
Dims and collapses answers shorter than 140 characters; clicking one expands it to full size.
Removes inline blocks that invite you to sign up for the newsletter and the weekly email digest.
Brightens answer text and darkens card backgrounds in dark mode so letters look crisper.
Catches questions with identical titles that appear multiple times in the feed and hides the repeat copies.
Lets images inside answers stretch to the full column width and gently rounds their corners.
Removes social share buttons from below answers for a more concise interface.
Hides or restores the right column of suggestions with one click whenever you need more room.
Dims every answer except the one under the cursor, making it easier to focus on one at a time.
Hides topic, writer and profile-building recommendation cards, leaving a plain list of question cards.
Hides the list of Spaces from the left navigation menu, leaving only the core sections.
Adds J and K keyboard shortcuts that smoothly scroll the page to the next or previous answer.
Hides the comment threads under answers so you can focus solely on the substantive content.
Removes trending and popular-now widgets so they stop pulling attention away from what you actually want.
Draws a dashed outline around each feed card and prints its id, making it easier to craft your own selectors.
Centers the main column of the question page and trims the empty side gutters for a tidier layout.
Hides or restores every image inside answers with one click, speeding up loading and easing reading.
Replaces Quora's bright red accents with a calm slate-blue tone that is easier on the eyes.
Mutes and pauses videos that try to autoplay in the feed; they play only after you click them.
When printing or saving to PDF, hides the header, sidebars and footers, leaving just the question and answers.
Removes the oversized promotional billboard at the top of the home page so content starts right away.
Hides the "More to explore" recommendation block below a title page to cut distractions.
Hides the X-Ray widgets and banners pushing purchases in the Amazon shop.
Hides the streaming-availability panel that nudges you toward subscriptions and rentals.
Hides the banners and interstitials urging you to download the IMDb mobile app.
Limits user reviews to a comfortable column width and enlarges the text for reading.
Collapses and dims reviews flagged as containing spoilers; they expand on hover.
Shrinks the thumbnails and spacing in the cast list so more people fit on screen.
Deepens the background and brightens text and links so IMDb's dark theme is easier on the eyes.
Hides the "watch on Prime Video" badges and buttons that push Amazon purchases.
Removes the featured-reviews block from a title page to avoid accidental spoilers.
Keeps the rating, plot summary and cast on a title page, hiding media, news and recommendations.
Centres the main content column and gives it a fixed, comfortable width on large screens.
Removes the parents-guide teaser block, which can contain descriptive scene spoilers.
Hides the cookie-consent banner that blocks the page content on the first visit.
Removes the memorable-quotes section that can give away key dialogue from a film.
Hides the "Coming soon" and release-calendar rows so you focus on what is already available.
Narrows the text column of news articles and enlarges the font for comfortable reading.
Automatically removes the app-install overlay and restores page scrolling.
Adds a "b" keyboard shortcut that instantly goes back to the previous page outside text fields.
Adds a "w" shortcut that toggles the current title in your watchlist with one key.
Automatically pauses videos that start playing on their own when a title page opens.
Displays the tt or nm identifier of the current page as a small badge in the window corner.
With one click hides or restores the photos and videos carousels on a title page.
With one click turns on or off the hiding of trivia, goofs and the plot synopsis.
Hides the "Upgrade" and "Try Go+" buttons in the top bar so the header stops nudging you to pay.
Hides the "Suggested tracks" and "More from" panels so the track page stays focused on the recording.
Removes posts that are reposts from other users, leaving only original tracks in the stream.
Removes the comment markers pinned to the waveform so the player stays clean.
Hides the entire comments list and the comment box so you can focus on listening to music.
Removes the Discover promo blocks and curated selection shelves so you only see your own content.
Hides play, like and repost counts so you judge music without popularity metrics swaying you.
Hides the banners and buttons that pester you to download the SoundCloud mobile app.
Keeps only the artwork, title and waveform on a track page, removing comments and suggestions.
Replaces pure-white backgrounds with a soft gray to reduce eye strain during long listening sessions.
Highlights the track currently playing in the queue so you instantly see what is on.
Hides the large footer with legal, language and app links to shorten the page.
Switches off the autoplay-related-tracks option so music stops after the track you chose.
Appends each track's duration next to its title in the stream list so picking a track is easier.
Hides or re-shows the comments list and the waveform markers with a single click.
Hides or restores the right sidebar with one click and adjusts the content width accordingly.
Copies the canonical URL of the currently open track to the clipboard and shows a brief confirmation.
Enlarges comment text and bolds author names so the discussion is easier to follow.
Widens the maximum width of the stream and listings to make better use of large monitors.
Outlines free download and buy links on tracks so they are easier to notice.
Cleans SoundCloud links of tracking parameters such as ref, si and utm to improve privacy.
Adds a distinct border and shadow to the bottom play bar so it always stands out.
Turns a minimal layout without the sidebar, comments and banners on or off with a single click.
Removes countdown timers and urgency indicators that pressure you into buying as fast as possible.
Hides "X sold in the last hour" style widgets and live viewer counters used as social pressure.
Removes spinning-coupon wheels and lottery pop-ups that distract you while shopping.
Hides floating chat and customer-service bubbles that hover on top of the page content.
Removes inline promo blocks from the results grid and gives product cards a plain even border.
Filters out product cards marked as ads or sponsored from the search-results pages.
Enlarges and slightly bolds product titles so they read more clearly in results and lists.
Hides recommendations, ads and bundles, leaving just photos, price, shipping and reviews.
Removes cross-sell carousels such as "You may also like" and "Frequently bought together".
Hides banners and entry points for live-shopping streams that distract while browsing.
Removes seller-promotion strips and store-coupon banners on store and product pages.
Bolds rating scores and adds a clear edge to reviews so they are easier to scan before buying.
Removes pop-ups and blocks that nag you to sign up for the email newsletter.
Closes the full-screen overlay that pushes the app install and restores normal page scrolling.
Slightly dims images and promo badges while bringing the price and title to the foreground.
Removes the cookie-consent bar once you have already decided so it stops covering the page.
Keeps the panel with the price and buy buttons visible while you scroll the product page.
Hides or re-shows all recommendation and cross-sell rows with a single click.
Hides or restores product images with one click for a fast text-only browsing mode.
The slash key instantly moves the cursor into the search field and selects its contents.
Makes product links in the search results open in a new browser tab so the list stays put.
Removes strips and banners promoting the AliExpress Choice section that take up page space.
Removes leftover scroll locks and stuck fixed overlays when a frozen popup breaks the page.
Constrains the product description width and raises line height so long descriptions read better.
Hides the floating "claim coupon" pill that hovers over the content and gets in the way.
Outlines search-result cards that advertise free shipping with a green frame so they are easy to spot.
Hides the ad blocks in the right-hand column, decluttering the area around the content.
Removes the recommended-books carousel so you stay focused on the title you are viewing.
Caps the book description width and adds line spacing so the text is easier to read.
Increases the font size and line spacing of reviews so they are effortless to read.
Automatically clicks "show more" so the truncated book description is fully visible at once.
Mutes friend activity and unnecessary feed entries on the home page.
Reduces padding and font size in the bookshelf table to fit more books on screen.
Enlarges the cover thumbnails in the bookshelf table so titles are easier to recognise.
Enlarges and bolds the average rating number so it stands out immediately.
Thickens the bars and labels of the rating breakdown so the reception is easier to gauge.
Removes banners promoting book giveaways and Kindle deals.
Hides the overlays and tooltips nudging you to add a book to the "Want to Read" list.
Keeps only the cover, blurb, rating and reviews on the book page, removing the rest.
Removes the boxes and panels urging you to sign up for the Goodreads newsletter.
Highlights the spoiler toggle link so it is harder to click it by accident.
When printing, hides the header, footer and ads, leaving only the book content.
Enlarges and bolds the book title so it becomes a clear focal point of the page.
Gives genre tags a rounded pill look so they are clearer and tidier.
Removes ads inserted near the review pagination and gives it a little breathing room.
Hides or re-shows the reviews section on the book page with a single click.
Switches the hiding of spoiler-tagged reviews on or off with one click.
Adds a red side border to one- and two-star reviews so they are easy to spot.
Lets you page through reviews with the "j" and "k" keys without reaching for the mouse.
Cleans Amazon buy links of their affiliate and tracking parameters.
Removes the social-network share buttons and embedded widgets.
Outlines the main page blocks in colour to make the Goodreads layout easier to understand.
Appends the book identifier and ISBN under the title, handy when working with data.
Smoothly scrolls the book page straight to the reviews section with one click.
Removes full-screen overlays that block the page and restores scrolling.
Adds a position number before each visible review so they are easier to reference.
Increases the space between lines and paragraphs so the text feels airy and easy on the eyes.
Removes the "Related" and "More on this story" blocks that tempt further clicking at the end of an article.
Hides the "Top stories" side column so your attention stays on the article you are reading.
Removes the promotional video inserts placed between paragraphs so the article reads without interruption.
Hides the iPlayer and Sounds cross-promotion blocks that nudge you away from the article you are reading.
Removes the newsletter sign-up prompts that interrupt the text and take up screen space.
Hides the banners and bars that push the BBC app download and appear at the top of pages.
Adds spacing around the homepage cards so the dense grid of news becomes easier to scan.
Makes the top navigation bar scroll away with the page, freeing up room for content.
Removes the social-media share bars and buttons that surround the article title and body.
Removes the huge "Explore the BBC" footer section, leaving a shorter, less overwhelming footer.
Removes the comments section beneath articles along with its prompts so you focus on the content.
Bolds and colors the article publish and update time so you instantly see how fresh the piece is.
Removes the red "breaking news" alert banners that grab attention and raise tension.
Hides the scrolling live-coverage ticker that distracts while you read ordinary articles.
Adds a red accent to the left of every live-coverage entry so new updates are easier to follow.
When printing, hides navigation, ads and buttons, leaving just the article text on paper.
Hides everything except the article body and centers it, creating a calm, focused reading space.
Gives pull-quotes a clear style with a red accent and a soft background so they stand out from the text.
Counts the words in an article and shows an estimated reading time below the headline.
Lets you scroll the article down with the "j" key and up with the "k" key without reaching for the mouse.
Hides or re-shows all article images with one click, handy on a slow connection.
Switches a focus mode on or off with one click, hiding sidebars, the header and ads.
Removes the line-limit on card headlines so the whole title shows without an ellipsis.
Appends a small arrow to article links that lead away from the bbc.com domain.
Appends the article word count next to the title so you immediately know how long the text is.
Developer aid: outlines the ARIA landmark regions on the page and labels each with its role.
Hides the weather widget and promo strips that take up space on the homepage and sections.
Desaturates news-listing thumbnails and restores color on hover so attention stays on the headlines.
Removes listings marked "Ad by Etsy seller" from search results, leaving only organic items.
Removes banners and promotional inserts from the search grid so listings flow as one even stream.
Enlarges and bolds listing titles in the grid so product names are easier to read.
Frames the Star Seller badge so you can quickly spot trusted, well-rated sellers.
Removes "in X carts" and "almost gone" messages that artificially create a sense of urgency.
Hides the "More from this shop" section that nudges you to keep browsing instead of buying.
Removes the "Explore related categories" block from listing pages to cut attention-pulling suggestions.
Hides the seller's other-items strip near the buy button so you focus on the chosen product.
Hides the heart overlay urging you to favorite a listing, cleaning up the cards in the grid.
Removes the blocks promoting Gift Mode and registries when you are not shopping for gifts.
Hides the banners and pop-ups that push you to install the Etsy mobile app.
Tones down the loud orange of the main call-to-action buttons so the page is easier on the eyes.
Frames and highlights the buyer-reviews section so you can judge a product before buying.
Moves the price above the title on listing cards so you see the cost first.
Widens the product photo gallery and enlarges images so you can inspect details before buying.
Increases text size and line spacing and caps the width of the product description for comfortable reading.
Toggles away recommendations, urgency widgets and sharing, keeping photos, price and description.
The slash key instantly moves the cursor into the search box and selects its content.
Copies the shop name from the current listing page to the clipboard for notes and comparisons.
Greys out and dims listings marked as sold out so the available products stand out more.
Finds and removes known tracking pixels and beacon iframes to limit behavioral data collection.
Hides pipeline and CI/CD related items from the project sidebar when you do not use them.
Removes the Analytics item from the project side menu to shorten the navigation list.
Hides the "What's new" entry and the full-width broadcast messages shown at the top of the page.
Increases the font size and line spacing in diffs and file previews so code is easier to read.
Keeps the file-name header pinned at the top while you scroll through long diffs.
Reduces row spacing in issue and merge-request lists so more items fit on screen at once.
Adds a colored bar and a soft background to list rows where you are set as an assignee.
Softens the harsh contrast of the GitLab dark theme using warmer graphite tones instead of black.
Hides minor elements on the project landing page such as star counts, fork counts and badges.
Hides the Deployments and Monitor sidebar groups when you do not work with operations.
Dims diff lines that only change whitespace so the real code changes stand out more.
Removes emoji reaction rows and add-reaction buttons from comments and issues.
Automatically collapses resolved discussion threads in a merge request so you focus on open comments.
Hides the cookie consent banner and related privacy notices.
Expands every collapsed diff file on a merge-request or commit page with one click.
Hides guided-tour popovers and onboarding overlays that walk new users through the interface.
Bolds and colors the unresolved-threads counter in merge requests red so it is harder to miss.
Hides the Snippets and Wiki items from the project side menu when you do not use them.
Automatically clicks the "load more" button in long activity and comment feeds so you do not have to.
Automatically switches the diff view to side-by-side layout when it is currently shown inline.
Adds J and K shortcuts to quickly scroll between successive changed files in a merge request.
Copies the current branch or merge-request source branch name to the clipboard with a short confirmation.
Hides the "learn GitLab" get-started checklist card shown to new users on the dashboard.
Removes the round avatars from the conversation list, leaving a clean text-only list of chats.
Reduces the message text so more of the conversation history is visible at once.
Hides the "via @bot" line shown on messages sent through inline bots.
Removes the "Forwarded from…" line above forwarded messages for a calmer conversation view.
Hides the emoji reaction chips attached to messages so you focus on the text itself.
Removes the emoji, sticker and GIF button from the message bar, simplifying the input field.
Hides the single and double check marks on sent messages so you stop watching their read status.
Removes the "joined", "left" and "pinned" notices in groups for a cleaner conversation view.
Hides the extra buttons and tabs in the right profile panel, leaving only the core details.
Hides the coloured unread-count badges next to chats to reduce notification pressure.
Slightly lowers the brightness and contrast of the dark theme in the chat view for easier evening reading.
Reduces the gaps and inner padding of bubbles so the conversation takes up less space.
Removes the horizontal Stories strip at the top of the chat list so only conversations remain.
Blurs the message-preview text in the chat list until hovered, protecting privacy near your screen.
Hides the green online-status dots overlaid on contact avatars in the list and headers.
Switches the message input field to a monospace font, making it easier to type code and commands.
Hides or restores the left chat list with one click, expanding the current conversation pane.
Automatically closes the right info panel every time it opens itself while you use the app.
Continuously removes rich link-preview cards from messages, leaving just the plain text.
Adds a subtle coloured border to messages longer than 280 characters so they are easy to find.
Adds a small "Copy" button to each message that copies its text to the clipboard with one click.
Hides the large "no results" placeholder in search so the interface stays calm and compact.
Draws dashed outlines around message bubbles and chat-list items to help inspect the page layout.
Switches a tighter-bubble and denser chat-list compact view on or off with one click.
Pauses and mutes the trailer that autoplays inside the large hero billboard on the home page.
Mutes and pauses the preview clips that start when you hover the mouse over a title tile.
Removes the Recommended For You row so the algorithm has less say in what you watch.
Hides the personalised "Because you watched..." rows that are built from your viewing history.
Removes Marvel-branded content rows from the home page if that catalogue does not interest you.
Strips colour from tile artwork so loud images stop grabbing attention; colour returns on hover.
Enlarges and fully expands the synopsis text in the title detail modal so it is never clipped.
Removes the carousel of large Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and Nat Geo brand tiles near the top.
Replaces the pure-black background with a softer graphite tone so dark-room viewing tires the eyes less.
Removes banners promoting the Hulu and ESPN bundles and prompts to upgrade to pricier plans.
Enlarges and outlines the Skip Intro button so it is easier to hit during a series binge.
Automatically cancels the "Next Episode" countdown so the show does not jump on by itself after the credits.
Removes the Next Episode countdown overlay that covers the closing credits.
Adds shortcuts: the "," key rewinds the video 5 seconds and "." jumps 5 seconds forward.
Hides every player overlay except the seek bar so nothing distracts you during a viewing.
Hides the Extras tab on the title page so behind-the-scenes clips do not distract you.
Removes the footer with legal and corporate links that you almost never use.
Hides or re-shows the giant promotional billboard on the home page with one click.
Keeps every video on the page muted so no sound ever catches you off guard.
Hides the Continue Watching row so anyone glancing over your shoulder cannot see what you watched.
Removes the banner that nudges you to open content in the mobile app when you prefer the browser.
Hides the cookie consent banner once you have set your preference and no longer want to see it.
Saves the volume level you set and restores it for every video you play next.
Stops the pulsing loading-shimmer animation so flickering page skeletons stop distracting your eyes.
With one click turns the blur of episode thumbnails and descriptions on or off to avoid spoilers.
Removes every JustZix style block injected on Disney+, returning the page to its original layout.
Removes the persistent banner pushing you to buy a higher plan that takes space on every page.
Hides the cards and buttons nudging you to upgrade your account that appear in the dashboard and menus.
Hides the Staff Picks promo rows and the Explore section that tempt aimless browsing.
Removes the category grid and trending tiles that encourage browsing instead of watching a chosen video.
Hides banners advertising Vimeo OTT and business products that are irrelevant to plain viewing.
Removes the pushy cards promoting uploading and creator tools when you only want to watch.
Hides the Watch Later and add-to-collection overlay buttons on thumbnails until you hover over them.
Hides the blocks suggesting more creators to follow that distract and grow your account list.
Enlarges the title of the video you are watching and bolds the font so it stands out at once.
Caps the description block at around 70 characters per line, improving readability of longer texts.
Shows the full video description without truncation so you never need to click "show more".
Enlarges comment text and adds clear separator lines to make the discussion easier to follow.
Hides the entire comments section under the video so you can focus on the clip without distraction.
Expands the player to the full width of the content column for a theatre-like experience.
Enlarges the control bar and player buttons, making them easier to hit with a cursor or by touch.
Shows thumbnails in grayscale and restores color only on hover, reducing visual distraction.
Replaces pure black and white with softer gray tones so the page tires the eyes less in the evening.
Keeps only the centered followed feed on the home page, hiding sidebars and promo rows.
Automatically mutes any video that starts playing on its own so sound never surprises you.
Pauses the preview clips that auto-play inside thumbnails to save your attention and bandwidth.
Lets you change playback speed with the bracket keys and reset to normal speed with backslash.
Hides or re-shows the side list of related videos next to the player with a single click.
Shows the data-test-id attribute value as a yellow label above every element that carries it.
Blurs every video thumbnail and sharpens it only on hover, protecting your screen from onlookers.
Hides the "continue watching" and watch-history rows so they no longer reveal your activity.
Adds a floating button that opens the current video in picture-in-picture mode and closes it again.
Enlarges the comment input box and its font so writing longer replies is more comfortable.
Pressing the "t" key copies a link to the video with the exact current-second timestamp to the clipboard.
Automatically switches the home feed from "For you" to "Following" when the page loads.
Removes the algorithmic "For you" feed tab so only the Following feed stays available.
Finds and removes threads marked "suggested" or "recommended" that get injected into the feed.
Removes the "Suggested for you" account recommendation blocks inserted between feed posts.
Hides like, reply and repost counts to cut down on comparing yourself with others.
Increases the post body font size and line spacing to make longer threads easier to read.
Hides the "What's new?" composer prompt at the top of the feed so it tempts you less.
Desaturates photos and videos in threads, with colour returning only when you hover.
Removes the red activity and notification dots from the navigation bar so they stop pulling your eye.
Keeps every video that autoplays in the feed permanently muted.
Hides the blue verified badges next to account names to reduce visual noise.
Removes banners and nags that push you to switch to Instagram or follow accounts there.
On a single-post page it hides side panels and centres the thread column at a comfortable width.
Collapses deeply nested quoted threads to avoid recursion of posts embedded inside posts.
Increases the maximum height of photos and videos in the feed so details are easier to see.
Removes the topic and tag chips attached to posts that lead into explore pages.
Softens the pure-black background and pure-white text so the screen is gentler on your eyes.
Dims and italicises the "Pinned by author" promo labels so they draw less attention.
Removes trending-topic and explore recommendation blocks from the search page.
Widens the central feed column to make better use of space on large screens.
Hides the repost and share action buttons under posts to curb impulsive sharing.
Removes the green "active now" dots next to avatars to ease the pressure of being available.
Hides "Seen" markers and timestamps to relieve the pressure of replying quickly.
Truncates very long feed posts to ten lines, revealing the full text on hover.
Hides the "See translation" link that appears under posts in foreign languages.
Removes the bulky link-preview cards with thumbnails, leaving just the plain link in the text.
Blurs the whole feed until you hover over it, nudging you toward intentional use.
Switches the view to the Following feed tab with a single click.
Hides or restores like, reply and repost counts with a single click.
Turns on or off the dimming of every post except the one under the cursor with one click.
Hides the "Quote" option from the post menu so quote-thread chains stay shorter.
Removes the banner urging you to open the Threads app and the bottom install bar.
Removes posts marked as promoted or sponsored from the feed, leaving only organic launches.
Hides the right column of newsletter widgets, ads and featured sections so the feed gets wider.
Keeps only the daily ranking on the homepage, hiding the extra sections and recommended blocks.
Shrinks spacing and thumbnails in the launch list so more products fit on the screen at once.
Enlarges product titles and taglines in the feed so they are easier to scan at a glance.
Enlarges and highlights the upvote button so a product's popularity is instantly visible.
Removes the whole comments block on a product page so you can focus on the launch itself.
Limits the product description to a comfortable width and increases line height for smooth reading.
Hides related products and side blocks on a product page, leaving only the core content.
Removes the buttons and banners pushing you to launch your own product when you are only browsing.
Hides the forms and boxes pushing you to sign up for the Product Hunt newsletter.
Removes the horizontal trending and recommended carousels that distract while browsing the feed.
Hides the top-of-page bar that pushes you to sign up for the daily launch digest.
Softens the built-in dark theme contrast using dark-grey tones instead of pure black.
Removes hunter and maker avatar thumbnails from the post list so your eye stays on the products.
Shows only the top ten of the daily ranking, hiding the rest of the list and other sections.
Enlarges the product thumbnails in the feed so logos and artwork are easier to see.
Removes the banners and links pushing you to download the Product Hunt mobile app.
Hides the sidebar widget of featured products so it does not pull attention from the main ranking.
Removes banner ad slots and ad iframes so the page loads cleaner.
Removes the similar-products block on a product page so it does not pull you into endless browsing.
Hides deal and promo-code blocks on a product page if you are only browsing, not buying.
Hides posts containing chosen keywords; the keyword list is easy to edit in the script code.
Adds a collapse button to each top-level comment so you can quickly hide long threads.
Switches a layout free of the sidebar, carousels and newsletter nags on or off with one click.
Hides or re-shows the comments section on a product page with a single click.
Desaturates product thumbnails in the feed with one click; colour returns when you hover an entry.
Outlines every element with a data-test attribute and shows its value on hover to help write selectors.
Enlarges the product tagline on its page so it is instantly clear what the product does.
Removes utm and ref parameters from outbound links to reduce tracking when you click through.
Pins the upvote button on a product page so you can vote without scrolling back to the top.
Removes the emoji reaction bars and add-reaction buttons from comments in issues and pull requests.
Keeps the bar with the file name and the Raw, Blame and Edit buttons visible while scrolling a long file.
Removes comment threads from the page so you can focus purely on the document content.
Highlights inline code with a contrasting background and color so it stands out instantly.
Slims the left sidebar to reclaim space for page content without hiding navigation entirely.
Hides buttons and banners that nag you to switch to a paid plan.
Removes the right-hand panel with Meet ads and Google tips to reclaim space for reading mail.
Collects the email addresses of every visible sender in the list and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Enlarges the attachment chips below a message so they are easier to recognise and click.
Removes the left bar with the mini-month and calendar list, giving the event grid the full window width.
Thickens and brightens the red current-time line so you instantly see where you are in the day.
Instantly switches the calendar view back to today's date wherever you currently are.
Collects the titles of every event visible in the current view and copies them to the clipboard, one per line.
Rounds the corners of event blocks and adds a soft shadow for a more modern-looking grid.
Removes the floating Explore button in the bottom-right corner that is easy to open by accident.
Shrinks the menu font and hides title badges for a more focused writing view.
Opens the Tools menu and clicks Word count, saving a few clicks when checking text length.
Adds a subtle stripe to the row-header gutter to help your eye track across wide sheets.
Hides the coloured cursors and name labels of other editors when you want to focus on your own text.
Switches the list to the Promotions tab with one click when you want to quickly tidy it up.
Collapses the "Other calendars" section in the sidebar so the list shows only your own calendars.
Removes the horizontal Shorts shelf from the home and subscriptions feed so only regular videos remain.
Hides the Shorts item from the left navigation guide and its collapsed mini version so it stops tempting clicks.
Filters out Shorts shelves and individual Shorts results from search pages, leaving only full-length videos.
Hides the entire comments section under the video so you can focus on the clip without distraction.
Enlarges video titles in feeds and results so they are easier to read without straining your eyes.
Enlarges the standard watch-page player so the picture is bigger without switching to theatre mode.
Automatically switches the player to the wide theatre layout whenever a watch page opens.
Removes the rows promoting Amazon house brands that wedge themselves between regular results.
Hides the messages pushing a Prime subscription that appear inside the product buy box.
Removes the recommendation carousels and banners from the homepage for a clean starting point.
Dims ordinary reviews and highlights only those marked as a verified purchase with a green bar.
Hides video advertisement blocks and sponsored videos that appear on product and home pages.
Keeps the buy box with the price and buttons visible while you scroll the product page.
Adds a floating button that smoothly scrolls the product page straight to the reviews section.
Removes the big featured carousel banner at the top of the front page so you see the channel list right away.
Stretches the video player to the full available window height for a theatre-like view without side panels.
Desaturates thumbnails of channels that are offline so live streams immediately catch your eye.
Removes the "viewers also watch" carousel under the player so it stops pulling attention to other channels.
Applies or removes a grayscale filter over the whole page with one click to cut down on distracting colour.
Hides the side panel showing what your friends are listening to for more privacy and calm.
Hides the video player area on video-podcast episode pages, leaving just the audio track.
Turns a focus mode on or off with one click, hiding the library and side panels.
Stretches thumbnails and their captions to the full width of the text column so images are easier to see.
Adds more space around headings, paragraphs and lists so the text breathes and reads more lightly.
Turns the bright red links to missing articles into a calm grey so they no longer distract.
Gives article tables alternating row stripes and soft borders so data is easier to follow.
Pins the top bar with the search box and menu so it stays reachable while you scroll.
Adds a small button next to the title that copies the article name together with its clean URL to the clipboard.
Increases the maximum width of the page and main column so long answers and code fit more comfortably.
Lowers the opacity and saturation of answers scored zero or below so good answers are easier to focus on.
Hides cards and tips nudging you to ask a new question when you only came to read answers.
Adds a small "Copy" button to every code block that copies the whole content to the clipboard in one click.
Removes every element promoting the Stack Overflow for Teams product from the menu, sidebar and page body.
Detects posts labelled as sponsored and hides them from the feed, leaving a clean stream.
Removes the links and badge promoting the Threads app from the Instagram menu and UI.
Desaturates feed photos and videos to grayscale to weaken the urge to mindlessly scroll.
When a single post is opened it hides the suggested grid below, leaving just the post itself.
Replaces the pure-black dark-theme background with a more pleasant charcoal that is easier on the eyes.
Lets developers copy the direct URL of any feed image via the right-click context menu.
Hides the unread-message dots in the Direct conversation list to reduce the pressure to check.
Hides the slide-in comments panel on Reels and posts so you watch content without reading discussions.
Removes the huge promotional billboard at the top of the home page so the title rows start right away.
Removes the trending titles row from the home page so it stops pushing mass-popular choices.
Removes the watch-history based recommendation rows so the home page feels less predictable.
Removes the "New & Popular" item from the top menu to cut the temptation of promoted titles.
With one set of rules hides the hero, trending and ranked rows, leaving a calm browsing view.
Hides the add-profile tile and the manage button on the selection screen, leaving only the profiles.
Automatically cancels the post-credits countdown so the next episode never starts on its own.
Stretches the title rows to the full window width so more cards are visible at once.
Adds the comma and period keys to seek the player ten seconds backward and forward.
Hides the thumbs-up and thumbs-down buttons in the player controls so rating does not distract you.
Dims the cards of titles with a progress bar so the titles you have not watched yet stand out more.
Automatically pauses the player when you switch to another tab so you do not miss any scene.
Removes the banners and inserts that push you to buy Nitro and clutter the interface.
Removes the right-side friends-activity panel on the home page, slimming down the friends view.
Hides the Nitro-gift button in the composer to simplify the message toolbar.
Removes the currently-playing game or music line shown under user names.
Hides the server, channel and members lists with one click, leaving only the active channel.
Hides the floating "new messages" bar and the jump-to-present button above the chat.
Lets you open the quick channel switcher with the slash key when you are not typing in any field.
Removes the large banner images in profile cards and server headers for a calmer interface.
Adds a bold vertical bar on the left of messages that mention your name so they jump out.
Removes the threads and pinned-messages icons from the header toolbar to leave only the essentials.
Removes the "people you may know" section on the friends page to cut down account suggestions.
Hides the paid ad block shown at the top of the page so the organic results appear immediately.
Hides the expandable related-questions box that pushes results apart and tempts you into tangents.
Hides the section that gathers forum and social posts when you only want plain web pages.
Removes the "People also search for" suggestion panel that pops up after you return from a result.
Replaces Google redirects with direct URLs and clears tracking parameters from result links.
Lets you move through results with the J and K keys and open the highlighted result with Enter.
Makes every organic result link open in a new tab, keeping the search page in place.
Highlights your query words in yellow inside the result snippets to help judge link relevance.
Enlarges and bolds listing titles in the results so you can spot the right item faster.
Hides the large promotional banners and carousels on the home page for a cleaner view.
Enlarges the main price in the buy box so it is immediately visible and impossible to miss.
Removes the infinite personalised listings feed from the home page to avoid aimless scrolling.
Highlights the auction time remaining in bold orange text so you do not miss the deadline.
Replaces eBay's bright background with a soft dark theme to ease eye strain during evening shopping.
Hides or restores listings that ship from abroad in search results with a single click.
Removes the Explore item from the left menu to cut down on aimless content browsing.
Drains the colour from feed videos so they feel less hypnotic; colour returns when you hover.
Shows just the current video by hiding the action rail, comments and next-video suggestions.
Removes gift animations and the storm of messages that pop up during live streams.
Hides the header search box when you want to resist the urge to look up more content.
Removes items marked as sponsored and promoted that appear inside the feed.
Hides or re-shows the comments panel with one click whenever you want a quick look.
Turns a focus mode on or off with one click, hiding the action rail, comments and suggestions.
On the first visit of a session it asks for a reason, giving you a moment for a mindful choice.
Removes the floating help, feedback and back-to-top buttons that cover the corner of the screen.
Makes the top navigation bar scroll away with the page instead of staying stuck on top.
Aligns paragraphs to both margins with automatic hyphenation for an even text edge.
Switches the page to dark colours with light text, gentler on the eyes in the evening.
Adds a floating button that lets you smoothly return to the top after scrolling down.
Hides the large author card shown below the text along with its follow prompt.
Adds spacing between list items so bulleted and numbered lists are easier to read.
Reduces the large empty areas above and below the article so content sits nearer the top.
Removes the horizontal Stories tray above the feed so the page starts with regular posts.
Makes sure every video that autoplays in the feed always stays muted.
Removes the comment-sort dropdown under posts, simplifying the discussion area.
Hides the central icon navigation strip (Home, Watch, Marketplace, Groups) in the top bar.
Hides the search box in the top bar to discourage aimless browsing across the site.
Hides the overlays that suggest tagging friends in photos, limiting identity exposure.
Increases the width of the feed column so posts and photos get more room on screen.
Removes the "Add channels" links and browse prompts from the sidebar so you only see your own channels.
Hides the message action toolbar and reveals it smoothly only when you point the cursor at a message.
Hides the banners and cards promoting Slack AI features and automatic channel recaps.
Removes the green and grey presence dots next to people's names if you do not want to track who is online.
Removes the system entries about joining or leaving a channel and topic changes so they do not clutter the chat.
Removes the formatting button bar above the composer if you prefer plain text or Markdown shortcuts.
Removes the colored unread-count badges on channels and tabs to reduce notification pressure.
Removes the start-call and huddle buttons from the channel header to avoid accidental clicks.
Keeps every message timestamp permanently visible instead of showing it only on hover.
Collapses thread preview bars to a single line; clicking one expands it back when you want a look.
Hides or re-shows the left channel sidebar with one click whenever you need more room.
With Alt+E it clicks every "show more" button to fully expand truncated message blocks at once.
Removes other people's custom status text from direct message rows in the sidebar for a calmer list.
Narrows the board columns so more lists are visible on screen without scrolling.
Removes the small due-date badge from cards when you do not use dates on the board.
Hides the checklist progress counter shown on the front of cards.
Removes the Power-Ups section from the sidebar when you do not use add-ons.
Hides the sidebar, inbox and banners all at once, leaving just the board with its lists.
Replaces a distracting board background photo with a calm, flat colour.
Hides the notifications bell from the top bar so its counter stops tempting you to break focus.
Removes promotional banners and onboarding nudges that take up screen space.
Automatically fades lists with no cards so attention stays on columns that have tasks.
Asks for a word and outlines in yellow every card on the board that contains it.
Prints a list-and-card outline of the board to the browser console, ready to copy.
Hides or restores the board sidebar with one click whenever you need more room.
Increases the text size across the whole site so titles and comments are easier to read.
Marks every comment written by the original poster of the story with a label and a tinted background.
Removes the orange bar at the top of the page for a calmer, less distracting view.
Highlights the source domain next to each title with colour and bold so you can see where a link leads.
Filters standalone job posts out of the front page, leaving only stories that carry a score.
Collapses every top-level comment thread with one click so you can expand only the ones you want.
Enlarges the tiny vote arrows and adds room around them so they are much easier to click.
Lets you step between comments and stories with the j and k keys, outlining the current item.
Underlines and colours links in comments and breaks long URLs so they are easier to spot.
Hides or restores the whole comment list with one click when you want to focus on the article itself.
Hides the "More ideas" recommendation strips that pad boards and feeds with extra suggestions.
Mutes and pauses video pins that start playing on their own while you scroll the feed.
Hides the modules suggesting other users' boards on your profile and in the home feed.
Gives pin images more clearly rounded corners so the grid looks softer and more modern.
Turns a focus mode on or off with one click, hiding ads, recommendations and promos.
Switches the whole Pinterest page to black and white or back to full colour with one click.
Hides the pop-up toast notification bars that appear at the bottom of the page after actions.
Reduces the height of the sticky top header so more room is left for the pin feed itself.
Dims pins you have already saved so fresh suggestions immediately stand out in the feed.
Removes the share and send buttons from a pin page if you never use content sharing.
Hides the advertising banner shown above the message list on the free Outlook plan.
Shrinks the spacing in message-list rows so more emails fit on the screen at once.
Enlarges sender and subject text in the message list to make scanning the inbox easier.
Hides banners and buttons pushing the Microsoft 365 or Outlook Premium upgrade.
Deepens the dark-mode background and softens message text contrast for easier evening reading.
Automatically collapses expanded groups in the left folder tree to keep the pane tidy.
Bolds and darkens the sender name in the list so it is easier to see who an email is from.
Makes the header search box taller and its text larger so it is easier to hit and read.
Hides cards and banners where others ask you to write an answer, keeping your feed calmer.
Removes the bulky footer with the language list and legal links that needlessly lengthens the page.
Counts visible cards marked as promoted and logs the number to the browser console whenever the feed changes.
Removes the banner urging you to install the mobile app and the full-screen interstitial that block the page.
Removes sponsored content slots and ad banners scattered across IMDb pages.
Removes the block promoting editorial movie and show lists that takes up page space.
Hides the movie-news rows on title and home pages so you can focus on the data.
Removes the repeated "edit" and "add info" prompts scattered across a title page.
Hides the large trailer slate in the title hero, leaving only the static poster.
On the reviews page, automatically sets the sort order to "most helpful".
Removes the banner and strips that push the paid Go+ subscription, leaving a cleaner interface.
Filters out tracks tagged as sponsored or promoted so only genuine posts remain in the stream.
Continuously detects and removes sponsored posts loaded into the stream as you scroll.
Pauses playback if SoundCloud starts a track on its own right after the page loads.
Lets you reliably pause and resume playback with the spacebar from anywhere on the page.
Enlarges the previous, play and next buttons in the play bar so they are easier to click precisely.
Removes banners and buttons that nag you to download the AliExpress mobile app.
Removes "More to love" and similar recommendation rows that lengthen the product page.
Hides bundle, combo and add-on offers that AliExpress shows next to the buy button.
Hides "recently viewed" and browsing-history blocks that put your shopping activity on display.
Removes social-media share buttons that often load external tracking scripts.
Enlarges the product image gallery area so product details are easier to see.
Removes Amazon banner and panel ads so the book page stays clean and readable.
Applies a warm sepia background to the content for gentler reading on the eyes.
Hides the banners and bars pushing you to install the Goodreads mobile app.
Hides everything except the review list and narrows it to a comfortable reading column.
Completely hides reviews tagged as containing spoilers to avoid plot reveals.
Removes the friend ratings and reviews blocks that clutter the book page.
Narrows the article text column to roughly 40 characters so lines stay short and easy to follow.
Removes the "Most read" and "Most watched" rankings that distract and encourage endless clicking.
Aligns paragraph text to both margins and enables automatic hyphenation for an even edge.
Removes the advertising slots that appear on bbc.com pages for a cleaner, faster layout.
Developer aid: outlines and labels every element carrying a data-component attribute with its name.
Hides the "Etsy's Picks" inserts and recommended-listing rows that break up the search results.
Enlarges and bolds the actual price on listing cards so it stands out at a glance.
Removes the sale and deals banners shown at the top of pages so they stop steering you to discounts.
Hides ad slots and sponsored panels in the right column, reclaiming space for content.
Removes the forms and inserts urging you to sign up for Etsy's email newsletter.
Enlarges and bolds the shop rating and review count so seller credibility is easy to gauge.
Removes the cookie consent bar and restores normal page scrolling.
Automatically clicks "read more" on truncated reviews so the full opinion text is visible at once.
Reduces the width of the left navigation sidebar so more horizontal space is left for the page content.
Removes the artificial width limit on the main container so content uses the whole window.
Removes banners that push you to start a trial or upgrade to a higher plan.
Replaces the red and green diff highlights with blue and orange that are easier to tell apart.
Caps the issue description at about 80 characters wide so long paragraphs read more comfortably.
Adds a red glow and bold text to failed pipeline statuses so they are harder to overlook.
Forces one readable monospace font across every code area on the site.
Hides the sidebar and the top navigation bar with one click, leaving just the page content.
Removes navigation bars and banners when printing or exporting to PDF, leaving just the content.
Enlarges the message text and increases line spacing so reading conversations is easier on the eyes.
Removes the sponsored messages shown at the bottom of public channels, cleaning up the view.
Hides the "last seen" line and online status under the contact name in the chat header.
Hides the voice and video call buttons in the chat header to avoid accidental calls.
Removes the floating "scroll down" and "jump to bottom" buttons that hover over the conversation.
Hides the pinned-message bar under the chat header to gain more room for the conversation.
Applies or removes a privacy blur over all photos and videos in the conversation with one click.
Lets the End key instantly scroll the conversation to the newest message without reaching for the mouse.
Hides or re-shows the reaction chips under messages in the conversation with one click.
Removes the oversized promotional banner at the top of the home page so the title tiles show right away.
Hides Star Wars content rows if you would rather not have that galaxy on your home page.
Hides every home row except "My List" and "Continue Watching" so you focus on your own choices.
Hides the Skip Intro button if you prefer to watch the full opening title sequences.
Removes promos, the footer and upsells from the profile-selection screen, leaving just the avatars.
Switches the search results into a grid that fits more tiles in every row.
With one click enables a mode that hides the hero and every row except My List and Continue Watching.
Enlarges the player control buttons so they are easier to hit, especially on a touch screen.
Highlights the "New" badge on tiles in a bright colour so fresh titles immediately catch your eye.
Developer aid: colours the borders of collections, rows and tiles to make the page layout easy to read.
Removes live sports and ESPN content rows from the home page if sport does not interest you.
Removes the side column of suggested and related videos next to the player to reduce distraction.
Removes promotional and sponsored rows from the home feed, leaving content from people you follow.
Enlarges the description text under the video and loosens the line spacing for easier reading.
Enlarges the player captions and adds a solid background so they stay readable over bright scenes.
Adds five-second seeking with the arrow keys and play toggle with space regardless of focus.
Hides or re-shows the comments section with one click whenever you want a quick look.
Switches the grayscale desaturation of thumbnails on or off with a single click.
Draws an outline around every page element and marks elements with a data-test-id in a separate color.
Displays the numeric ID of the current video in a small pinned badge in the corner of the screen.
Keeps the player control bar visible so it does not auto-hide while you watch.
Adds J and K keyboard shortcuts that scroll the feed to the next and previous post.
Removes the search and explore icon from the navigation bar to cut the urge to browse.
Pins the feed tab switcher to the top edge so it stays reachable while you scroll.
Hides the follows and suggestion sub-tabs on the Activity page, keeping core notifications.
Blurs the follower count on profile pages to reduce focus on vanity metrics.
Switches post text to a soft serif typeface that is gentler for longer reading sessions.
In the share sheet, hides third-party app targets and the add-to-story option.
Enlarges the rank number in front of each post so the daily ranking is easier to follow.
Removes the blocks promoting the discussions and forum section if you only care about launches.
Lets you jump between feed posts with the J and K keys, highlighting the currently selected product.
Makes product links open in a new tab so the feed stays in place while you explore.
Hides or restores promoted posts and ad slots in the feed with a single click.
Prints each feed post's title, upvote count and link to the console, handy for testing and analysis.
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