Perfect! Does exactly what I want. Best right before printing a page.

Works fine but it would be nice if I could just click it once and block the element instead of going into a separate dropdown menu.

It is OK but why I must do it everytime I refresh the page? I want the addon to remember it. But it is OK and easy to use it.

This is a great extension. I only miss a shortcut key to enter nuke mode.

Big thanks to the developer, great app. Does exactly what I want, it allows me remove things from a web page.

You'd think that it is common sense that if you reload/refresh the page the items will come back on, imagine the complaints if they didn't come back and people deleted parts of a page by mistake.

Can it be better? ... maybe, so why don't people try to design their own add-ons for Firefox? Then they can get complaints from strange people from a product that is free.

LOVE IT :D
works perfectly :D
I recommend you add the: How to use
in the description :)

Doesn't work - the second you refresh the page then everything is back again - especially with facebook - I try to block the "suggested" sections - but when you refresh its back again

Works flawlessly. Super useful. Thanks.

I liked your add-on but it doesn't have a shortcut combination. So, I modified it. Now I can use Ctrl+Shift+X combination to run it.

My code:
document.addEventListener("keydown", function (e) {
if (e.ctrlKey && e.shiftKey && e.code === "Space"){
NukeAnything["nuke_on_x"]();
}
});

Would you add a feature to run it with key combination in next update?

P.S. I translated to Turkish its language file. If you contact me, I can send it to you.

It is good but it isn't the replacement for Remove It Permanently i was looking for. It can get rid of many objects but you have to remove the same objects every time you visit the same webpage even if you refresh a page they return. It needs to have a feature where it actually "nukes" the object, not just hide it temporarily.

Очень удобное дополнение для подготовки вывода на печать страницы без лишнего контента.
Таких дополнений мало. Данное дополнение - одно из лучших. Использую очень давно! Есть, конечно, и недостатки, но автор над ними работает, что достойно уважения!

Sadly the HackTheWeb add-on that was based on the Aardvark bookmarklet doesn't work anymore, and while Nuke Anything Enhanced does the most basic thing (remove object) a lot of other useful functionality is missing. It'd be great if some of the things from HackTheWeb/Aardvark were added here. Just saying the developer could look at those for inspiration on how to improve this add-on massively.

Also, I really wish there was an option to have "remove this object" in the main context menu, not under a pop-out sub-menu. Especially with a quick-key so you could just right-click and hit R or N or something (I mean like the underscored A of 'select all'). Moving the mouse into a sub-menu for every object you want to quickly delete is annoying, and the alternative way 'Toggle nuke with X' thing doesn't work. But that's really not an optimal way to remove things quickly anyway and should just be dropped imho.

Is it possible to save the nuked objects? Please add this function if it's not there already. No addon got this function...

Really usefull extension.
A little improvement would be welcome: instead of "click on the icon to enter in nuke mode, then press X to nuke", it would be great if "pressing X" would enter in nuke mode. No more click on the icon needed.
BTW, if we could choose the keyboard shortcut, it would be nice; I used to already press X to close a tab with VIMFX.

Very nice to have this feature back in Firefox. Working fine!
Just a small thing that is bugging me: the German translation needs a few adjustments.

This plugin is really useful for those pesky pages that put overlays over the page or images to make you register. Just nuke them ;) !

I hate Mozilla for what they are doing to Firefox in the recent versions, crippling the possibilities of extensions almost to the point where they are visual sugar (at least it feels like that compared to what extensions could do), but that's not this extensions fault.

Question: is it possible to call a function to trigger the nuke from a mouse gesture? Before 2.0 I called "NukeAnything.doNukeSelection" or "NukeAnything.doNukeAnything" (together with setting "gContextMenu.target" to the "event.target") from a custom script for the gesture. Now it tells me NukeAnything is not defined.