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Smash the page you're looking at. Pick a weapon from the icon and blow off some steam. Smash the page. Feel better. Had a rough day? Somebody left a rage-inducing comment? A site loaded with popups and autoplay ads? Page Wrecker turns whatever page you're looking at into your personal demolition site. Pull out a pistol, sniper rifle, bazooka, or a full-on nuke and tear the page apart — bullet holes, cracks, explosions, screen shake, and real sound effects included. Or go melee with a knife, chainsaw, drill, or rubber stamp. Nothing is actually destroyed: it's all drawn on a transparent overlay on top of the page, so refresh and everything's back to normal. FEATURES - 11 weapons, each with its own feel: tap and shoot, drag and slash, or hold and drill - Ants you can summon and squash for extra chaos - Score Game mode: a 60-second timed round where squashing ants earns points and firing weapons costs them, with a live scoreboard - Korean / English toggle for the whole interface PRIVACY Page Wrecker runs entirely in your browser. It doesn't collect, store, or send any of your data anywhere. The only thing saved is your language preference (Korean/English), kept locally via Chrome's storage API. PERMISSIONS - activeTab / scripting: needed to draw the destruction effects on the page you click the icon on - storage: needed to remember your Korean/English language choice
Jul 20, 2026
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