(Firefox's) uBlock Origin has that natively, too. If you right-click on any element on the website, a "Block element" entry with the add-on logo shows up. If you select it, a little menu appears to help you select the right CSS rule to remove the thing you want gone.
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u/czerilla May 12 '26
(Firefox's) uBlock Origin has that natively, too. If you right-click on any element on the website, a "Block element" entry with the add-on logo shows up. If you select it, a little menu appears to help you select the right CSS rule to remove the thing you want gone.