Here is a quick guide to restoring missing page elements and managing your custom filters. 1. The Quick Fix: The "My Filters" Tab
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Sometimes, a cosmetic filter (a rule that hides an element using CSS) is what caused the problem. These filters are widely used to remove banners, and if the selector is too broad, they can hide buttons or text you need. The Element Picker is excellent for blocking elements, but to unblock them, you usually need to create an . ublock unblock element full
UBlock provides several advanced options for unblocking elements:
A small dashboard will appear in the bottom-right corner. It displays the preview of the element's CSS selector code. If the highlighted area is too small (e.g., just text) or too large (e.g., the whole page), look at the yellow and grey text boxes in the dashboard. You can click different lines of code to expand or contract the selection area until exactly what you want hidden is highlighted in yellow. Here is a quick guide to restoring missing
If you have accidentally blocked a legitimate part of a website using uBlock Origin's "Block Element" tool, you can easily reverse this through the How to Unblock a Specific Element Open the Dashboard : Click the uBlock Origin icon in your browser toolbar, then click the gears/settings icon (Dashboard) in the bottom-right of the popup. Locate Your Filters : Click on the "My filters" tab at the top. Find the Rule
Alternatively, you can "comment it out" by typing an exclamation mark ! at the very beginning of the line to disable it without deleting it. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
This feature is called the .
Highlight the entire line of text corresponding to the accidental block.
Alternatively, you can unblock elements using uBlock Origin's context menu: