Description
Removes the annoying link-conversion at Google Search/maps/...
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"Tracking" Keyword
"Google Search" Keyword
"Google" Keyword
"Firefox" Keyword
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Review Summary
Users praise 'Don't track me Google' for effectively removing trackers from URLs, speeding up browsing, and enhancing privacy by avoiding redirects in Google services. However, many report it no longer works as intended due to Google's tracking updates using JavaScript, causes breakage in Google Slides Presenter View, and affects Gmail's image attachment behavior. Compatibility issues exist on some browsers like Opera, and users sometimes need to tweak settings for proper operation. Overall, the extension is valued for privacy improvements but faces challenges with recent Google changes and certain feature conflicts.
Pros
- Effectively removes trackers from Google URLs, enhancing privacy.
- Improves browsing speed by eliminating redirects in Google search results.
- Works across multiple platforms (e.g., Firefox) and supports different search engines like Yandex.
- Helps avoid Google's URL redirects in Gmail and image links, enhancing user control and experience.
- Easy to use and appreciated by users for restoring privacy and freedom when browsing.
Cons
- No longer functions properly due to changes in Google's tracking methods using JavaScript instead of redirects.
- Causes issues with Google Slides Presenter View, leading to blank screens and broken functionality.
- Interferes with photo attachments in Gmail by downloading images instead of opening them in a lightbox.
- Does not work consistently across all browsers (e.g., not functional on Opera).
- Some users find it necessary to adjust extension settings (like allowing access) for full functionality.
Permissions
This extension can:
- storage
Additional Information
4.29
June 3, 2024
0.02 MB
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