This is the most common use case—removing a "full" element like a massive banner, a floating social media bar, or an autoplay video sidebar that isn't technically an "ad" but is annoying.
This feature is called the Element Zapper.
Once you're satisfied, click the "Create" button. ublock unblock element full
That's it. The element is now blocked forever on that domain.
The difference between Zapper and Picker: This is the most common use case—removing a
If you just blocked an element and immediately realized it was a mistake, do not refresh the page yet.
If you blocked an element previously and the "Undo" button is gone, the element is being hidden by a specific filter rule saved in your settings. To "unblock" it fully, you must locate and delete that rule. The difference between Zapper and Picker:
Always slide the selector to the smallest unique parent that contains the annoyance and nothing else.
Too narrow = leaves junk behind.
Too wide = breaks the page layout.
Now go clean up your web. 🎯