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Metric	Disconnect — Tracker Protection	Don't track me Google
User count	400,000	40,000
Average rating	4.40	4.65
Rating count	3,136	219
Last updated	2026-03-12	2024-06-03
Size	22.08 MB	0.02 MB
Version	21.1.2	4.29

Short description	Block trackers across ads, analytics, social, and fingerprinting. Faster pages, smarter privacy, open-source protection trusted by major outlets.	Speed up Google searches and stop URL tracking with Don't Track Me Google extension. Easily copy clean links without annoying redirects.
Full summary	Disconnect blocks trackers that feed AI-powered attacks, protecting your personal data from surveillance and misuse. It blocks across advertising, analytics, social, and fingerprinting, with per-site controls to turn protection on or off. With integrations for Edge, Firefox, and other major platforms, it helps 350M+ users visualize what's hidden, speeds up pages by up to 44%, and reduces bandwidth by 39%. Open source and pay-what-you-want, trusted by The New York Times, BBC, Washington Post, and NBC News.	Don't Track Me Google is a Chrome extension that removes Google's tracking URLs from search results and maps, allowing you to copy clean links effortlessly. By stripping out the tracking parameters and disabling the "ping" attribute by default, this addon enhances your privacy and speeds up page loading times. Since its release in 2011, it has provided a straightforward solution to avoid Google's link-conversion and tracking mechanisms. Open-source and maintained on GitHub, Don't Track Me Google aims to give users control over their web privacy without sacrificing convenience. Advanced users can toggle tracking preferences through the extension's options page, enabling or disabling Google link click tracking as desired. It also has a Firefox counterpart available for users on that platform.