internethole®
THE WEB IS A SNACK.

A little hole. A big appetite.

Eat the small stuff. Become everyone’s problem.

COOKIE CRUMB
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PAGE DEVOURED0%
0 / 0 bitesWords are on the menu
SCORE00000BON APPÉTIT
TIME LEFT∞
PRACTICE PAGE
✳ Everything you see is on the menu.
A BROWSER-SIZED FEAST

Let’s make
a little space.

Start with words. Grow into a hungry void.
Leave absolutely nothing behind.

↖ MOVE TO EATSPACE TO VACUUM
↖ Move mouseW A S D or arrowsSPACE Gravity burst
·SMALL HOLE, BIG DREAMS.
AN EXPERIMENT IN DIGITAL OVERCONSUMPTIONNO COOKIES WERE SPARED.
THE ART OF OVERCONSUMPTION

Small bites.
Big consequences.

  1. Move your holeMove the mouse over the page, use WASD / arrow keys, or drag anywhere on a touchscreen.
  2. Start small, get enormousWords and little icons first. Bigger objects need a bigger hole. Keep eating quickly to build a score multiplier.
  3. Make a little gravityPress Space or tap Gravity Burst to pull nearby bite-sized objects in. It recharges in 7 seconds.

P or Escape pauses · R resets the page · Audio starts with your first click. Free roam has no time limit.

 REAL SITES. REAL APPETITE.

The whole web.
À la carte.

Open a website you want to eat. Launch Internet Hole to swallow its actual words, photos, and videos. Scroll to find more food. Escape puts everything back.

One-click browser extension

In Chrome or Edge, open Extensions, enable Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select this project’s extension folder. Then click the Internet Hole toolbar icon on any page.

Download extension ↓
Or use the bookmarklet

Drag this button to your bookmarks bar. Click the saved bookmark while visiting a website.

Drag: Internet Hole ↗

The extension works on ordinary HTTP/HTTPS pages, including pages you’re signed into. Browser settings pages, built-in PDF viewers, and some embedded frames are restricted. Some websites block bookmarklets. No page content leaves your browser.