PixelBlock 2

PixelBlock 2 is a Gmail extension that blocks people from tracking when you open/read their emails. A fork of the original.

PixelBlock 2 - Prevent Email Tracking in Gmail

PixelBlock 2 is a browser extension specifically designed for Gmail users. Its core functionality lies in blocking any attempts made by email senders to track when their emails are opened or read by the receiver. Acting as a shield, it not only maintains your privacy but also offers you a safer emailing experience. This extension is a revamped version of the original PixelBlock, now compatible with the new Gmail inbox interface.

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By: Tab Manager Plus

Users: 8,000+

Rating: 3.40

(5)

Version: 2018.06.27 (Last updated: 2024-10-03)

Creation date: 2018-06-27

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

*://*.googleusercontent.com/proxy/*
webRequest
webRequestBlocking

Size: 159.74K

Email: ma*****@stefanxo.com

URLs: Privacy policy

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# 11,827 ▲ 61

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PixelBlock 2 is a Gmail extension that blocks people from tracking when you open or read their emails.

Note: PixelBlock 2 is a fork of the original PixelBlock extension, with small improvements to make it work with the new Gmail Inbox interface.

User reviews

Unlike the OG PixelBlock extension, there's no privacy disclosure. No way to know if my email data are being sold. Going back to the original until this is rectified

Sean Kennedy, 2023-01-12

TENGO QUE PRACTICAR ,PARA OPINAR.

a lactancia julia zapata, 2020-03-01

I agree it needs a quick toggle and some more advanced settings (e.g. allowing images from certain domains) so it doesn't block all images (often images in emails are important content). Whether the improved privacy is worth the hassle of disabling and reloading is personal preference; for me it's not, until the extension has finer controls.