Clean Up the Web

Clean Up the Web removes certain HTML elements from websites which provide an unpleasant user experience.

Here is a roadmap of planned enhancements which will aim to improve the accessibility, security, performance, user experience, and user privacy of websites (nicely and unobtrusively). Future versions of this extension will include detailed release notes with a full Changelog of any changes in behavior.

This browser extension is made by Paul Shryock.
👋 I hope you find it useful!

This is an open source project which uses the The Hippocratic License.

Latest release

Install

Firefox Add-On from the Firefox Add-On directory

Download

Binary and source code from GitHub

Contributing

Please read the Code of Conduct.

You can report a bug, request a feature, ask a question, or offer feedback by creating a New Issue.

If you'd like to contribute code, please read the Code of Conduct and Contributing instructions, then fork the repository and use a feature branch. Pull requests are welcome.

Development

Main Add-On functionality is in main.js.

Requirements

Node and Node Package Manager (npm)
- Check if Node is installed: node --version
- If Node is installed, you will see a version number, such as v14.2.0
- If Node isn't installed, you can download and install it from nodejs.org, or use a Node version manager such as n or nvm

Dependencies

See package.json.

npm scripts

npm start: Lint source code and run extension in a browser window
npm run run: Run extension in a browser window
npm run lint: Lint source code
npm run build: Build extension .zip to web-ext-artifacts/
npm run sign: Sign the extension

Signing the extension for distribution

Get new JWT tokens: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/addon/api/key/
Set AMO_JWT_ISSUER and AMO_JWT_SECRET environment variables
Run npm run sign

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