Change the way domains are added to the lists.Eliminate the notices if you don't like them.The management pane allows you to tweak Google Hit Hider to fit your needs. (Block and Perma-ban Tabs)įor all the details, see: Manage Block Lists in Google Hit Hider Managing Script Options Move domains between the regular block list and the Perma-ban list.The management pane allows you to view your blocked domains and: If you find two clicks to be one click too many, you can turn on one-click blocking in the Block dialog (last checkbox) or on the Home tab of the Management pane (see Managing Script Options). You then can "Unblock" the site or move it to the "Perma-ban" list of sites you never want to see. Or just click the notice and the result will redisplay on a shaded background. If you never want to see notices for this site, instead of clicking Block Site, click Perma-ban in the block dialog. Google Hit Hider was written by me, Jefferson Scher, a real person you can search online and contact with questions or complaints. Like other add-ons, you should only install user scripts you trust. Technically speaking, Google Hit Hider is a user script, a computer program that can modify the website you're viewing, and interact with other sites in the background. You are responsible for your use of this script. Google changes stuff, other add-ons change stuff, and that one web page with the secret to life, the universe, and everything, might be on a site that gets hidden. The script is not guaranteed to be perfect. Greasy Fork: Google Hit Hider page on Greasy Fork.Each site provides options for feedback and discussion, and is home to many other user scripts that might be of interest to you at some point. The script currently is available on two different sites no registration is required to install the script. Sorry, I am not aware of any way to run user scripts on Internet Explorer. Chrome users: Tampermonkey extension from the Chrome store, Violentmonkey extension from the Chrome store.Firefox users: Tampermonkey on the Mozilla Addons site, Violentmonkey on the Mozilla Addons site, for 52esr: Greasemonkey on the Mozilla Addons site.Here are the links to download the extension if you do not have it already: These extensions recognize when you are using one of the supported search engines and run the script automatically. You can view this video on Youtube here: How do I get Google Hit Hider? System Requirementsįirst, you need the Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey extension (for Chrome or Firefox 57+).
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