Nullblock Ad blocker

Nullify ads! Effortless and effective ad blocker.

Nullblock Ad blocker: Effortless and Effective Ad Blocker

Nullblock Ad blocker is an effective Chrome extension designed to nullify ads and provide an effortless and efficient ad-blocking solution. With its default blocking filters and the ability to disable the ad-blocker for specific websites, users can enjoy an ad-free Web experience.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-11-17

By: Sorrell Schimmel

Users: 50,000+

Rating: 3.00

(4)

Version: 0.8.0 (Last updated: 2021-09-29)

Creation date: 2021-09-29

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

privacy
storage
unlimitedStorage
webNavigation
webRequest
webRequestBlocking
<all_urls>

Size: 1.74M

Email: so*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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It is time to Nullify ads! This app is an effective ad blocker we built for you to provide the most efficiency.😎

“Nullblock Ad blocker” works effortlessly and effectively due to the enormous amount of blocking filters so ads couldn't slip through!⚡️

Features: 🧩 All blocking filters are incorporated by default; 🧩 Blocking of all kinds of ads - banners, pre-roll ads, videos, etc. 🧩 Whitelist - Disable ad-blocker for specific websites

Download this app and enjoy ad-free Web ⭐

User reviews

Shameful slot purchase. Went to Chrome Extensions website, searched for ublock origin, and THIS was the second result. Had to install it to report abuse and write a bad review of it because it's not what I searched for. Regardless if this is a good product or not, don't pay Google to bump yourself up ahead of search results that are clear and precise. If I had searched with a generic term such as "Ad Blocker", then this would be acceptable, but again, not when I'm searching for a specific extension.