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QuickNuke Safari Extension lets you temporarily hide ("nuke") any element on a web page quickly and easily. Changes are only temporary; if you reload the page, the hidden elements come back. This is especially useful for removing unwanted elements before printing a page. You can also "isolate" an element, hiding everything except that element. This can be useful, for example, when you want to print an article body or a table without printing everything else on the page.
What's New
Version 1.2.10:
- Fixed a bug that caused keystrokes to be ignored if you dragged something off a web page until you clicked the page again. The bug did not surface until Safari 5.2.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
- Safari 5.0.1 or later
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QuickNuke Safari Extension lets you temporarily hide ("nuke") any element on a web page quickly and easily. Changes are only temporary; if you reload the page, the hidden elements come back. This is especially useful for removing unwanted elements before printing a page. You can also "isolate" an element, hiding everything except that element. This can be useful, for example, when you want to print an article body or a table without printing everything else on the page.
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But... I found that I cannot use Window -> Activity to download a
YouTube video if QuickNuke is on. Therefore, I had to trash it. Sorry.
The app is nice otherwise.
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Fishscale reviewed on 21 Nov 2010
If there are no plans to implement something like quicknuke for sites you visit often or have it remember items removed what would be the best way of achieving this feature? I don't think there is any easy answer, please, we/I need a quicknuke that remembers elements I don't want on sites I visit often. This is great for use on sites you don't visit often though, super simple to use but powerful. I have to say, you put out some of the most useful extensions so thanks for your work. I need to donate ;).
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It's fairly simple to add custom element filters to the AdBlock extensions or Safari AdBlocker plugin (though I don't know anything about User CSS), so the current approach to QuickNuke makes sense to me--I would use it, for example, to get rid of an annoying element on an article page that someone linked me to on a site that I may never visit again. Anyway, I agree that this dev makes many of the most useful extensions out there (and provides excellent support) and definitely deserves a donation.
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/39016/quickstyle-safari-extension
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video that stops every 10 seconds. When I switch the extension off, it works
normal, as before. May be, my bad luck. I am using snow leopard on MacBook.
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I haven't been able to duplicate the problem on my computer. I can't think why QuickNuke would cause that to happen, as it doesn't use any timers. Does it happen on every YouTube video, and only on YouTube videos?
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Bens! rated on 22 Apr 2012
fleischner rated on 18 Mar 2011
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Scottyo rated on 17 Mar 2011