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Make the current pages sticky headers disappear
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Do you hate when web sites header follows you around when you are just trying to read an article? Well, Kill sticku headers is the answer you've been looking for!
This extension simply adds a button to your Chrome which makes all thous sticky headers disappear right in front of your eyes. The change is temporary and per page, so there is no need to worry about breaking usability of the site just reload the page and you can again access the header like nothing had ever happend.
Latest reviews
- (2022-09-18) artur artur: works with bugs, some header might appear just in the middle of the page.
- (2022-05-14) عبدالله العبيدي: Simply amazing !!!
- (2021-01-15) Anhelions K: Does what it says on the tin.
- (2019-05-20) Nicolae Cojocaru: Was so annoyed by mediumțs sticky everything, that decided to create my own extension for this reason, but first decided to look if someone already did it. Ițm glad you did it. Thanks!
- (2019-01-23) Exactamente lo que estaba buscando.
- (2018-05-07) Jeong-hun Sin: When I zoom a web page on a desktop, the sticky parts also get larger and block a lot of screen. (On mobile devices, zooming does not increase the sticky part, but I cannot get this on a desktop without a touch screen) This has been so annoying, and I finally found this. So far, it works as I expected.
Latest issues
- (2018-08-16, v:0.1) Jeong-hun Sin: Can you retain the scroll position?
For Medium (one of the most annoying site), I have found a special extension ("Unsticky Medium"). Pressing its button does not make the document to be reloaded or scrolled to the top; it just removed the top/bottom banners on-the-fly. This extension works for most sites, but if I were in the middle of the page, pressing this extension's button scrolls the page to the top. Can you make the current scroll position kept, like "Unsticky Medium"? - (2017-11-10, v:0.1) Add scrollbars back
Sometimes a website will show a popup overlay along with a sticky header, and remove the page's scrolling so that the user has to deal with the overlay popup. "Kill sticky headers" nicely gets rid of the popup overlay, but then you are left with a page with no scrolling. Could you add scrolling back to the page when "Kill sticky headers" is clicked? thanks!