Hide spoilers on Reddit and YouTube, block sports scores before you watch, filter distracting feed topics, and click to remove stubborn page elements. Everything runs locally in your browser with no tracking.
Keyword filters, point-and-click element hiding, topic groups, and backup export/import.
Type any word, exact phrase, or regular expression. ElementHider matches content as the page loads and hides the surrounding container cleanly.
Click any element on a page (such as sticky headers, cookie banners, or sidebars) to hide it on that domain. Try clicking the sample elements below:
Finds co-occurring spoiler terms ("leaked ending", "post-credit twist") based on your active rules, processed locally in your browser with no external server calls.
Organize keywords into groups like "TV Spoilers" or "Premier League", mute whole topics in one click, and export or import lists via compact share codes.
Export a full JSON snapshot of your keywords, groups, and settings. Migrate between Chrome and Firefox with Merge and Replace import options.
ElementHider is a solo-developed extension with no ads, no tracking, and no subscriptions. If it helps keep your feeds calm, you can chip in with a one-time Ko-fi donation to fuel ongoing updates—and as a thank-you, you'll unlock bonus power perks across both Chrome and Firefox:
Helps keep ElementHider ad-free and actively maintained. Unlocks all thank-you perks on Chrome & Firefox forever.
Already donated? Enter your Ko-fi email inside the extension popup to activate your perks.
Recent releases and bug fixes for Chrome and Firefox.
All sites / Current Site / Custom scope bar across the popup, Settings, and edit modals, 2-line option cards, and a clear red Delete? confirmation pill.
ehg:...) designed for sharing on social media or clipboard.
+) group and keyword buttons, and automatic on-screen keyboard scroll positioning.
Answers on performance, privacy, and browser compatibility.