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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.
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The bookmarklet solution is easily installed as a bookmark in a browser. The advantage is that no additional tools are required. The disadvantage is that the user needs to open the bookmarklet to remove the elements from the page manually each time. This solution may be appropriate in case the user only occasionally wants to remove the element.
For more information on the bookmarklet, please visit Hide projectdoc Tools within Browser. |
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