Nuke Anything Enhanced version history - 6 versions
Nuke Anything Enhanced by Patrick Abi Salloum
Nuke Anything Enhanced version history - 6 versions
- Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on. 
- Latest version- Version 2.5resigned1Released 25 Apr 2024 - 58.26 kBWorks with firefox 42.0 and later, android 48.0 to 68.*- Source code released under Mozilla Public Licence 2.0 
- Older versions- Version 2.4Released 9 Oct 2017 - 55.34 kBWorks with firefox 42.0 and later, android 48.0 to 68.*Fix for Remove object on linux- Source code released under Mozilla Public Licence 2.0 
- Version 2.3Released 9 Oct 2017 - 55.27 kBWorks with firefox 42.0 and later, android 48.0 to 68.*Should work better with frames and iframes.
 Works on linux again.- Source code released under Mozilla Public Licence 2.0 
- Version 2.2Released 6 Oct 2017 - 53.97 kBWorks with firefox 42.0 and later, android 48.0 to 68.*Added keyboard shortcut Alt+Shift+x to trigger the Nuke on [x] mode.
 Added new languages- Source code released under Mozilla Public Licence 2.0 
- Version 2.1Released 5 Oct 2017 - 51.72 kBWorks with firefox 42.0 and later, android 48.0 to 68.*- Icon is a bit more gray-scale to be less distracting.
 - Clicking on "Toggle Nuke on [x] mode" sub-menu a second time goes back to normal as if you clicked on the [Esc] key
 - "Nuke no [x] mode" can be used with the mouse by Ctrl-click on any object to remove, as if you clicked on [x]
 - Added settings page to allow selecting which items to display in the sub-menu. If you select only *one* item to display then there it is displayed in the menu without a sub-menu. (Workaround for Firefox Web Extension limitation)- Source code released under Mozilla Public Licence 2.0 
- Version 2.0Released 1 Oct 2017 - 48.79 kBWorks with firefox 42.0 and later, android 48.0 to 68.*New in this version " Activate Nuke on [x] key "
 Which allows you to remove as many elements as you want by repeatedly pressing the [X] key on the keyboard.
 The [U] key will undo last action.
 The [Esc] Key will exit this mode and go back to normal.- Source code released under Mozilla Public Licence 2.0 
