#181 151 chars - 1 (explanation) - 10 (no jQuery) = 140 points

javascript:i=setInterval(function(){for(var a=document;0!==a.childNodes.length;)a=a.childNodes[a.childNodes.length-1];a!==document?a.parentNode.removeChild(a):clearInterval(i)},50);

A few more characters can be saved by omiting the function(){ and using a string instead. Also note the extraction of commonly used properties, e.g., c='childNodes allows us to do z[c] instead of z.childNodes.

javascript:h=setInterval('d=z=document;c="childNodes";for(l="length";z[c][l];z=z[c][z[c][l]-1]);z!=d?z.parentNode.removeChild(z):clearInterval(h)',50);

I guess I could make less points by using jQuery and not traversing properties, but oh well.

Ungolfed:

var intervalHandle = setInterval(function() {
    var lastElement = document;
    //get last element
    while (lastElement.childNodes.length !== 0) {
        lastElement = lastElement.childNodes[lastElement.childNodes.length - 1];
    }

    if(lastElement !== document) {
        lastElement.parentNode.removeChild(lastElement);
    } else {
        clearInterval(intervalHandle);
    }
}, 50);

Basically this finds the latest DOM element on the page and removes it. Then keeps doing that for every 50 milliseconds, which I found to be a kind-of-average nice speed to see a page getting ripped from the ground up. It's therapeutic, I swear it.

Disclaimer: I had made this some time ago and decided to share it, since it seems appropriate here. The source is at my GitHub repository.

181 151 chars - 1 (explanation) - 10 (no jQuery) = 140 points

javascript:i=setInterval(function(){for(var a=document;0!==a.childNodes.length;)a=a.childNodes[a.childNodes.length-1];a!==document?a.parentNode.removeChild(a):clearInterval(i)},50);

A few more characters can be saved by omiting the function(){ and using a string instead. Also note the extraction of commonly used properties, e.g., c='childNodes allows us to do z[c] instead of z.childNodes.

javascript:h=setInterval('d=z=document;c="childNodes";for(l="length";z[c][l];z=z[c][z[c][l]-1]);z!=d?z.parentNode.removeChild(z):clearInterval(h)',50);

I guess I could make less points by using jQuery and not traversing properties, but oh well.

Ungolfed:

var intervalHandle = setInterval(function() {
    var lastElement = document;
    //get last element
    while (lastElement.childNodes.length !== 0) {
        lastElement = lastElement.childNodes[lastElement.childNodes.length - 1];
    }

    if(lastElement !== document) {
        lastElement.parentNode.removeChild(lastElement);
    } else {
        clearInterval(intervalHandle);
    }
}, 50);

Basically this finds the latest DOM element on the page and removes it. Then keeps doing that for every 50 milliseconds, which I found to be a kind-of-average nice speed to see a page getting ripped from the ground up. It's therapeutic, I swear it.

Disclaimer: I had made this some time ago and decided to share it, since it seems appropriate here. The source is at my GitHub repository.

#181 chars - 1 (explanation) - 10 (no jQuery) = 170 points

javascript:i=setInterval(function(){for(var a=document;0!==a.childNodes.length;)a=a.childNodes[a.childNodes.length-1];a!==document?a.parentNode.removeChild(a):clearInterval(i)},50);

I guess I could make less points by using jQuery and not traversing properties, but oh well.

Ungolfed:

var intervalHandle = setInterval(function() {
    var lastElement = document;
    //get last element
    while (lastElement.childNodes.length !== 0) {
        lastElement = lastElement.childNodes[lastElement.childNodes.length - 1];
    }

    if(lastElement !== document) {
        lastElement.parentNode.removeChild(lastElement);
    } else {
        clearInterval(intervalHandle);
    }
}, 50);

Basically this finds the latest DOM element on the page and removes it. Then keeps doing that for every 50 milliseconds, which I found to be a kind-of-average nice speed to see a page getting ripped from the ground up. It's therapeutic, I swear it.

Disclaimer: I had made this some time ago and decided to share it, since it seems appropriate here. The source is at my GitHub repository.

#181 151 chars - 1 (explanation) - 10 (no jQuery) = 140 points

javascript:i=setInterval(function(){for(var a=document;0!==a.childNodes.length;)a=a.childNodes[a.childNodes.length-1];a!==document?a.parentNode.removeChild(a):clearInterval(i)},50);

A few more characters can be saved by omiting the function(){ and using a string instead. Also note the extraction of commonly used properties, e.g., c='childNodes allows us to do z[c] instead of z.childNodes.

javascript:h=setInterval('d=z=document;c="childNodes";for(l="length";z[c][l];z=z[c][z[c][l]-1]);z!=d?z.parentNode.removeChild(z):clearInterval(h)',50);

I guess I could make less points by using jQuery and not traversing properties, but oh well.

Ungolfed:

var intervalHandle = setInterval(function() {
    var lastElement = document;
    //get last element
    while (lastElement.childNodes.length !== 0) {
        lastElement = lastElement.childNodes[lastElement.childNodes.length - 1];
    }

    if(lastElement !== document) {
        lastElement.parentNode.removeChild(lastElement);
    } else {
        clearInterval(intervalHandle);
    }
}, 50);

Basically this finds the latest DOM element on the page and removes it. Then keeps doing that for every 50 milliseconds, which I found to be a kind-of-average nice speed to see a page getting ripped from the ground up. It's therapeutic, I swear it.

Disclaimer: I had made this some time ago and decided to share it, since it seems appropriate here. The source is at my GitHub repository.