Blow up any website

DOMolition is a Chrome extension that turns the page you're on into a pixel-art platformer. Run across the headlines, shoot the paragraphs, and watch the letters fall.

Plays right here, no install. AD run, W jump, click to shoot, Esc to put the page back.

The demo needs a keyboard and mouse. Open this page on a computer to play.

What happens to the page

Nothing is faked with a screenshot. The game reads the real page, so every site plays differently.

Text breaks into letters

Every word you destroy splits into its letters. They tumble down and pile up on whatever is still standing.

Holes show what's behind

Bullets chip, lasers burn lines, rockets blow craters. Through them you see a pixel city, mountains at dusk or sunny hills.

Anything you can see is a platform

Headlines, buttons, images and links become ledges. Shoot out the one you're standing on and you fall. A bar in the corner tracks how much of the page is gone.

Seven weapons and a grenade

Switch with the number keys or the mouse wheel.

- PistolSteady single shots.

- SMGFast and a little wild.

- ShotgunEight pellets. Kicks you backwards.

- RocketBlows a crater. Fire at your feet to rocket jump.

- LaserBurns a line through everything in its path.

- PlasmaBounces three times, then pops.

- MinigunSpins up the longer you hold.

- GrenadeRight-click to throw. Bounces, then goes off.

Controls

Start it from the toolbar icon or press Alt+Shift+W on any tab.

Try it, then $5 once

Your first 3 wrecks are free. After that it's a single $5 payment, no subscription.

$5

Checkout is handled by Polar. When you've paid, DOMolition unlocks itself in your browser, for good. You also get your license key to use on another computer.

Your pages stay yours

DOMolition only runs when you click its icon or press the shortcut, and only on that tab. It needs no access to your sites until then.

It doesn't collect or send anything about your browsing. The only thing that ever leaves your browser is your license key, once, when you unlock. The destruction is only on your screen: press Esc and the page is back to normal, and reloading always restores it. Privacy policy