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I know about AdBlock extension. But in general, I don't want to block all ads. I'd like an extension, which allows me to Ctrl-click (or use another shortcut-click) on an ad which is disturbing and intelligently remove it from the page that I am browsing.
I know it could be done also, by right clicking on a page, opening the Inspection panel, click on the Loop tool, click the add, go up the DOM and highlight <object>
and press Delete. But it's too long.
I remember once reading about a fancy jquery something, which blows elements on page in a spectacular way (unfortunately no idea what was the name). Perhaps something like this would do. Anything, the simpler, the better, But not automatic, just allow me to click&go. (in fact, it could allow to get rid of anything on the page, not only ad)
Thanks, AdBlock indeed has this option, it was just a little hidden. I also installed NukeIt (by dragging it on the browser address bar) and it's really nice. It sometimes doesn't work on flash, e.g. on YouTube it won't delete the main video. But it nukes ads and it's funny! – camcam – 2012-07-16T14:00:58.287
@camcam: That's because they placed a bunch of HTML elements over each other. If you click it several times, it will eventually disappear. – Dennis – 2012-07-16T14:07:20.713