DOMClipper
— Last update May 26, 2007 — Installed 951 times.|
Script Summary:
Delete unwanted items from web pages with a simple mouse-click. |
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After the script has been installed, it can be activated by pressing the Ctrl-Alt-X key combination on your keyboard. A confirmation message will appear in the top left-hand corner of the screen to let you know that the script is active.
While the script is active, you can move the mouse cursor around the screen, removing unwanted content. When the mouse hovers over a page element that can be removed, that element will be highlighted in yellow. To delete the highlighted item, simply click the left-button of the mouse. If you make a mistake, just type Ctrl-Z to restore the removed item - the undo buffer has an unlimited size, so no matter how many page elements you remove, you can always put them back again.
In addition, if you find one area of the page that you want to view on its own, just highlight it by moving the mouse over it as before, and then click the right mouse button to remove everything else from the screen; to toggle back to the page, just click the right button again.
When you have finished editing the page, just repeat the Ctrl-Alt-X key combination to deactivate the script.
