Recently I wanted to print a webpage containing the lyrics of a song I liked. Unfortunately the page contained too much irrelevant stuff for a nice print out. There were annoying graphics, texts and links at the top, bottom and side of the page.
Thankfully there is a nice extension which allows you to remove any part of a page, either by pointing at an object and removing it or by selecting a portion of a page to remove. The extension adds the removal option to the context menu (the menu you see when you "right-click" on a page).
With a few clicks and selections I cleared out all the clutter from the page (see screenshots below) and hit the print button. It obviously printed faster than it would otherwise have but more importantly it used up a less paper and ink. This makes this extension not only beneficial for your pocketbook considering the price of ink cartridges but also for the environment.
To use this extension, make sure that you are viewing the page in Firefox (download firefox) and install the Nuke Everything Enhanced extension.
That's all there is to it!
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