HTML Content Blocker

Blocks desired HTML contents (script, style, image, object, media)

What is HTML Content Blocker?

HTML Content Blocker is a user-friendly Chrome extension that allows quick blocking of HTML contents (Script, Style, Image, Object, and Media) on any webpage. It provides two modes of operation, global and per-domain, and offers the ability to add or remove domains from the allowlist or blocklist table. Users can report bugs through the addon's homepage.

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By: Benni

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Users: 5,000+ ▲ 1,000

Rating: 3.79 (76)

Version: 0.2.2 (Last updated: 2024-07-16)

Creation date: 2020-06-16

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
declarativeNetRequest

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 33.72K

Email: be*****@yahoo.com

Ranking

# 14190 ▲ 1139

Other rankings

#57 in Privacy & Security ▼ 1

#19 in html keyword 28 ▼ 3

#77 in press keyword 13 ▼ 19

#115 in block keyword 80 ▼ 23

#147 in website blocker keyword 63 ▼ 22

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HTML Content Blocker (v0.2.0)

3.56

(25) 336

HTML Content Blocker (v0.2.2)

2.70

(3) 1,497+

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Extension summary

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HTML Content Blocker provides a user-friendly interface to quickly block various HTML contents (Script, Style, Image, Object, and Media) on any webpage.

To work with this addon, please open the toolbar popup and press the desired content button (at the top) to block, then reload the tab. This extension has two modes to operate. The first and default mode is Global. In this mode, the addon is active for all domains except those listed in the allow-list table. The other mode is per-domain, where the addon is active only for the domains in the block-list table. To switch modes, please press the toggle button at the bottom-left corner of the interface. To add domains to the allowlist or blocklist table, please navigate to a website, then press the plus (+) button at the bottom footer. Likewise, to remove the domain from the table, press the minus (-) button. Badge icon text shows the number of blocked items for the active tab.

To report bugs, please visit the addon's homepage and fill out the bug report form (https://mybrowseraddon.com/html-content-blocker.html).

User reviews

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Pros

Blocks media including videos and audios effectively.
Very useful for limited connections and testing websites.
Works as expected for most users.
Blocks obnoxious pop-ups and distractions.
Allows customization for different websites.

Cons

Inconsistent functionality; sometimes fails to work.
Does not block certain elements like images on some sites.
Whitelisting is confusing for some users; a blacklist option would be preferred.
Poor layout and unclear activation for blocking features.
Not reliable for popular sites like Google and Instagram.

Most mentioned

Doesn't block certain elements as expected.
Inconsistency in performance and reliability.
Praise for blocking videos and improving browsing experience.

Recent reviews

No longer stops media from playing. It worked before, but not any more.

Google User, 2024-08-03

Quite nice. The people complaining likely didnt watch the short how-to video above. Thanks for creating. A few suggestions for improvement. 1. instead of whitelisting, add the ability to save settings for different websites (this would take care of whitelisting and allow dialing in your experience for diff sites (ie. turn off images for youtube, turn off everything but style for yahoo, etc) 2. some websites like linkedin wont even load if images is turned off - im not exactly sure why but debugging this would be great.