The common approach to both solutions is that a JavaScript is run in the browser that matches HTML elements and alters them to be hidden. Therefore all elements are rendered as normal and then are hidden by the script.

Note that this use case is not properly supported the bookmarklet. A user will probably not run the bookmarklet manually when using the autocomplete function to select a macro.

The userscript can be configured to be automatically executed on every page whose URL matches a regular expression. This way a user may select the script to remove element only on certain spaces, while leave them untouched on others.

A userscript is a JavaScript script with some metadata. It may also use services provided by the userscript manager context.

The following screenshot shows the script installed with Tampermonkey.

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You may want to edit the script and adjust the match URL to your Confluence server.

// @match        https://*/confluence/*

The browser plugin may also take care of automatically update the scripts. The source of the script could be hosted in a controlled environment. We recommend to copy the script to your server and alter it to meet your specific requirements.

For more information on the userscript, please visit Hide projectdoc Tools.