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Hides the X-Ray panel and pop-ups on Amazon Prime Video so spoilers don't ruin your watch. Watch without spoilers. Amazon Prime Video's X-Ray feature spoils more than it reveals. Cast names, character roles, IMDb trivia and "playing now" song titles appear on top of the player and on the side panel — often before you've even met a character. X-Ray Disabler hides them all, so you can just watch. WHAT IT DOES • Hides the X-Ray side panel (cast & crew cards, "scenes" lists, trivia) • Suppresses the in-player X-Ray pop-ups • Works with the redesigned Prime Video NextGen player • Toggle on or off any time from the toolbar popup • Your preference is remembered across sessions and synced with your Chrome profile ONE-CLICK CONTROL A clean popup gives you a single switch. No settings page, no clutter — flip it and the X-Ray panel disappears instantly. No page reload needed. PRIVACY-FIRST • No tracking • No analytics • No external requests • No data leaves your browser • Open source — audit the code on GitHub WORKS ON • primevideo.com • amazon.com / amazon.co.uk / amazon.de Prime Video sections Open source on GitHub: https://github.com/taskinbirtan/amazon.prime.x-ray.disabler Not affiliated with Amazon, Prime Video or IMDb. "Amazon Prime", "Prime Video" and "X-Ray" are trademarks of their respective owners.
May 1, 2026
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