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Metric	Decentraleyes	Don't track me Google
User count	200,000	40,000
Average rating	4.75	4.65
Rating count	248	219
Last updated	2026-04-30	2024-06-03
Size	6.86 MB	0.02 MB
Version	3.0.1	4.29

Short description	Decentraleyes protects your privacy by locally serving content to block tracking through centralized content delivery networks. No setup needed.	Speed up Google searches and stop URL tracking with Don't Track Me Google extension. Easily copy clean links without annoying redirects.
Full summary	Decentraleyes is a Chrome extension designed to enhance your online privacy by preventing tracking through centralized content delivery networks like Google Hosted Libraries. It achieves this by locally serving essential files, cutting out large third-party delivery networks and keeping websites functional without breaking content. This tool complements popular ad and content blockers like uBlock Origin and Adblock Plus, working seamlessly right out of the box with zero configuration required. While it isn't a complete privacy solution, Decentraleyes significantly reduces requests made to large networks, accelerating page load times while shielding you from unwanted tracking.	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.