Reviews & Comments of Do Not Track chrome extension
From March 5th, 2012 to October 4th, 2022, 53% user give 5-star rating, 13% user give 4-star rating, 7% user give 2-star rating, 27% user give 1-star rating. for Do Not Track chrome extension.
Reviews of do not track:
Pretty sure this has a browser hijacker in it. After I downloaded it I started getting a white box in my google searches(I use dark mode and might not have noticed it if I didn't) that when I clicked on would take me to Bing results. I would also occasionally have my search results come up in Bing instead of Google. After I uninstalled it the box and redirects went away. I had to reinstall it for this review, which I think is kind of dumb.
will not turn on. clicking the toolbar button just redirects me here!?
good
Not at all bad
loaded my email incorrectly and won't let me change it. can't change my password because my correct email is already in use...and when I look at my account...it's my email!!! this is really stupid so I think this extension and the people who provide it have an agenda that has nothing to do with protecting me from internet tracking. Do not use ...
love it
It is recommended by many and it does what it says it will do, very satisfied
Working great with the current version of chrome, couple this with notscripts, and only add sites you absolutely trust to the whitelist. It's not completely anonymous (after all nothing really is) but it keeps my viewing and spending habits out of the hands of advertisers and that's all I wanted it for.
I often see that the page I'm trying to view is "waiting for extension do not track" and the page never loads. The only fix I've found is to close Chrome and try again. Given that many sites ignore the do not track request anyway, I see no reason to keep running this buggy app... In the trash it goes.
Chrome spends too much time "waiting for Do Not Track" before loading a web page, sometimes never loads the web page.
UPDATED: Now works as of 22.0.1229.12 dev - changing to 5 stars from 1. Also... google seems to have finally gotten around to adding DNT to the latest developer release and beta 23, so keep an eye out in your chrome settings for the option to enable this thru chrome settings this will eliminate the need to use this seperate extension as the option should be coming to all builds before the end of the 2012. but until then.. this extention works perfect. keep in mind the option for do not track location is NOT the same.
Works correctly. I checked it using GRC's Shields Up facility. The browser header shows: DNT: 1
Very simple and a nice way for users to work around Chrome's lack of support for the DNT header.
Easy to install and reliable. Synchronizes across all Chrome installations on my computers with no hick-ups too.
This chrome extension is associated with the originators of the "do not track" protocol and is published as a 'reference implementation.'