A lightweight Chrome extension that acts as a personal firewall for your data.
Instead of blocking network ports, it focuses on blocking data leaks from websites, trackers, and AI tools.
What works well:
- Tracker Blocking — Uses EasyList + fallback rules to block known trackers (Google Analytics, DoubleClick, etc.)
- Real-time Logging — Shows blocked requests in the popup
- Basic Spoofing — User-Agent and Geolocation (JavaScript API level)
- AI Noise Injection — Adds random noise to prompts on ChatGPT-like sites
Current Limitations (Important):
- User-Agent spoofing only affects JavaScript
navigatorproperties (does not rewrite HTTP request headers yet) - Geolocation spoofing only works for browser APIs (IP-based location from your network is not affected — use a VPN for that)
- AI Noise Injection is basic and may not work perfectly on all AI interfaces
This is an early open-source version. The core tracking protection is solid, while spoofing features need further improvement.
- Go to
chrome://extensions/ - Enable Developer mode (top right)
- Click "Load unpacked" and select the folder containing
manifest.json - The extension icon should appear in your toolbar
- Click the shield icon to open the popup
- Toggle features as needed
- "Auto-block Trackers" is enabled by default
- Check "Recent Flagged Requests" to see activity
This project needs your help!
We are looking for contributors to improve:
- Better User-Agent header spoofing (using declarativeNetRequest rules)
- More robust anti-fingerprinting (to fool FingerprintJS and similar tools)
- Improved AI Noise Injection (more natural and reliable across different AI sites)
- Full geolocation + IP protection suggestions
- Firefox / Edge support
- Better testing and edge-case handling
How to contribute:
- Fork the repo
- Create a new branch
- Make your changes
- Open a Pull Request with clear description
Even small improvements, bug reports, or suggestions are highly welcome.
GitHub Issues: Feel free to open issues for bugs or feature requests.
- Everything runs locally on your device
- No telemetry or data collection
- Open source under MIT License
- Cannot monitor or control native mobile/desktop apps (Chrome extension only)
- Some advanced fingerprinting techniques may still detect the browser
- Tracker blocking may require "Allow in incognito" for private browsing
- Stronger fingerprint resistance
- Better AI protection
- Cross-browser support
- Possible desktop companion app