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Hide or view HTML elements on a web page. Use this extension to unhide hidden elements on any webpage in a safe and controlled way. What does this extension do? It reveals content that is hidden using common web techniques such as display:none, visibility:hidden, opacity:0, blur filters, transforms, and more. It also allows you to manually hide elements and fully restore the page to its original state at any time. Key features - Simple and intuitive user interface with multilingual support - Reveal hidden fields and obscured content on webpages - Manually hide selected elements - Reset and revert the webpage to its original appearance - Custom keyboard shortcuts to reveal all hidden elements - Fine grained reveal filters that let you enable or disable specific reveal methods such as height based hiding, opacity, pointer events, blur, transforms, and clipping Why use reveal filters? Reveal filters give you full control over what gets unhidden. For example, height based revealing is disabled by default so layouts that intentionally collapse content remain untouched unless you choose otherwise. Who is this extension for? This extension is useful for developers, security researchers, QA testers, designers, and power users who need to inspect or interact with hidden content without breaking page behavior. Is it safe to use? Yes. All changes are temporary and can be reverted instantly. The extension does not collect personal data and operates entirely on the current page. This extension helps you understand how websites hide content while keeping the browsing experience safe, reversible, and user controlled.
Jul 17, 2026
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