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Kill Evil for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 2.3
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: Decklin Foster
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 3.9 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 100
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 104
- • Current Version Downloads
- 104
- • Updated: June 7, 2011
Kill Evil is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Kill Evil
Mercilessly removes or disables the following annoyances on all pages (except those you whitelist):
- oncontextmenu (aka "HOW DO I DISABLED RIGHT CLICK")
- window.print (for "print version" pages that assume you actually want to kill some trees and interrupt you with a dialog)
- getSelection and onselectstart/onmousedown (pages that attempt to prevent copying, pop up "definition" links, or even send back everything you select to a tracking server)
- oncut/copy/paste (another way pages can try to interfere with your clipboard)
- window move/resize functions (no one else should be able to dictate the geometry of your window)
- the TARGET attribute on links to open a new tab (I feel *very* strongly about this one: if I want a new tab, I will click with the middle mouse button or use the context menu. Otherwise, I will not.)
- More things if I think of them later/you suggest them
WARNING: this extension is a blunt instrument. You may need to use the whitelist for pages that it breaks. If you're installing it at all, I assume you know what you're looking for and understand the implications.
Icons (CC-BY licensed) by L. Marie, from http://flic.kr/p/4XKweG. Source code (MIT-licensed) and issue tracker at http://github.com/decklin/kill-evil.
- oncontextmenu (aka "HOW DO I DISABLED RIGHT CLICK")
- window.print (for "print version" pages that assume you actually want to kill some trees and interrupt you with a dialog)
- getSelection and onselectstart/onmousedown (pages that attempt to prevent copying, pop up "definition" links, or even send back everything you select to a tracking server)
- oncut/copy/paste (another way pages can try to interfere with your clipboard)
- window move/resize functions (no one else should be able to dictate the geometry of your window)
- the TARGET attribute on links to open a new tab (I feel *very* strongly about this one: if I want a new tab, I will click with the middle mouse button or use the context menu. Otherwise, I will not.)
- More things if I think of them later/you suggest them
WARNING: this extension is a blunt instrument. You may need to use the whitelist for pages that it breaks. If you're installing it at all, I assume you know what you're looking for and understand the implications.
Icons (CC-BY licensed) by L. Marie, from http://flic.kr/p/4XKweG. Source code (MIT-licensed) and issue tracker at http://github.com/decklin/kill-evil.
