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DNDShield for Chrome

Cleaner pages, fewer interruptions, and a calm dashboard — built for everyday browsing.

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Tip: Once installed, pin DNDShield in Chrome for quick site allowlisting.

What you get on Chrome

The essentials — strong defaults, simple controls, and quiet protection.

Ad Blocking

Reduces clutter so pages feel cleaner and faster.

Popup + Redirect Guard

Stops popunders, new-tab spam, and forced redirects.

Tracker Protection

Reduces common third-party tracking scripts where possible.

Per-site Allowlist

Allow a trusted site with one click when needed.

Calm Dashboard

Clear status + simple counts (no noisy scareware vibes).

Privacy-first

Built to work without collecting personal browsing data by default.

Install in under a minute

No account, no config — three steps and you're protected.

Open Download page
Step 1

We’ll link the Chrome Web Store listing here once it’s live. For now, use the Download page.

Add extension
Step 2

Install, pin it to the toolbar, and you’re ready to browse normally.

Allow when needed
Step 3

If a site needs something unblocked, allowlist that site and refresh.

Permissions (plain English)

We keep the experience understandable and predictable — no scary wording.

Site access (why it’s needed)

To block ads/trackers and prevent redirect spam, the extension needs to see page requests.

Storage (settings & allowlist)

Stores your preferences locally (toggle state, allowlisted sites, basic counters).

Safety defaults

We aim for clear, minimal permissions and predictable behavior (no surprise prompts).

Quick troubleshooting

Most issues are solved with one click (allowlist) + refresh.

A page looks broken

Try allowlisting the site, then refresh. If it works, keep it allowed.

Extension icon not visible

Pin DNDShield from Chrome’s Extensions menu so it’s always accessible.

Still stuck?

Check Docs for troubleshooting steps or contact support with the site URL.

FAQ

Chrome-specific questions, answered quickly.

Is this only for Chrome?
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This page is for Chrome, but DNDShield works on most Chromium-based browsers (like Edge and Brave) too.
Will DNDShield slow down Chrome?
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The goal is lightweight blocking and quiet operation. In many cases, fewer ads/trackers can even speed up page loads.
How do I allow a site?
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Open DNDShield on that site, toggle allow for the site, then refresh the tab.
Do I need an account?
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No — for the website/extension basics, you typically don’t need an account. (If you add optional pro features later, you can decide then.)