Hide fixed elements on a page to open up more viewing space
"Fixed elements" are parts of a web page which stay "fixed" in one place in the window. They're often used to create bars at the top or bottom of the window, making less of the page content visible.
This extension adds a button in your browser toolbar you can click to temporarily hide all fixed elements on the page, freeing up more room in the window for you to read the content of the page. (The button is a toggle -- click it again to make those elements show up.)
Latest reviews
- (2020-03-30) Dũng Đào: Useful utility thanks
- (2019-06-04) Rohit Gavirni: Why don't people know about this?
- (2019-05-24) Andrey Shevchuk: I was initially looking for an extension that would give carbuncles to developers who put fixed elements on their pages. But this one will do.
- (2019-04-07) CMUFA2018: This extension is a must-have, especially for wide-screen laptops where hyper-zealous advertising hides everything. Some newspaper sites will detect it and prevent you from accessing content when it's on, but that's only when you've hit your article limit for the month. It's a lightweight extension that doesn't bog anything down. And! It works on Chrome & Firefox. Not on Opera last time I checked (been awhile though).
Statistics
Installs
234
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Category
Rating
5.0 (4 votes)
Last update / version
2018-01-08 / 1.2
Listing languages
en