Hide Distractions door Luis

Hide Distractions helps you inspect and simplify webpages in Firefox (Desktop and Android):

• Accessibility: reduce visual clutter, sticky chrome, or overlapping UI that makes a page harder to read or navigate
• Debugging: inspect layout issues by temporarily removing elements and stepping through client-side DOM/CSS changes with Rewind
• Focused reading: hide non-essential blocks on pages you visit often; rules are saved per origin + pathname (query strings ignored)

• Open the toolbar popup (on Android: Firefox menu → Extensions)
• Start the visual picker, select an element, and confirm with Hide
• Use Parent / Child if the wrong node is selected; Undo for the last hide in the session
• Restore individual items or all rules for the current page from the popup
• Use Restore scroll now when a page disables scrolling (optional per-site auto-restore is off by default)
• Use Show / Hide on a saved rule to preview without deleting it
• Open Docs in the popup for the built-in user guide

Everything runs locally. No accounts, analytics, or remote code.


Visual customization, accessibility improvements, and front-end debugging on pages you are already viewing. It only changes how content is displayed in your browser. It does not fetch, host, or redistribute third-party content, and it cannot access material that was not loaded into the page.

Users are responsible for complying with applicable law and website terms.


This extension collects no data. See the privacy policy.