StopAll Ads

StopAll Ads is a Chrome extension developed by Tweaking Technologies. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of StopAll Ads is 1.1.4, updated on 2021-11-12.
70,000+ users have installed this extension. 73 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: www.stopallads.com

SAY GOODBYE TO ADS! Browse Safely. Optimize Surfing.

StopAll Ads is a fork of Adblock Plus extension (Version 2.7.3) with some additional feature of reporting, blocking etc for blocking advertisements on Chrome web browser. This extension provides most enhanced features to make user browsing safe, fast and simple.

StopAll Ads helps you to avoid seeing irrelevant and unwanted ads/content that keep popping up while you surf the net. In other words, you have full control of whatever you want to see. When you are surfing the net, you are leaving digital footprints. Such data is then used by companies to track your movements and interactions on the Internet and create a profile, on the basis of which you get to see ads. Why allow companies to track your movements in the first place?

Blocks Malware urls
StopAll Ads regularly updates new malware domains and filters list to provide more accurate scanning and blocking feature.

See what you want to see
StopAll Ads will let you see only what you want to. There will be no more unwanted ads to distract you.

Disable Social Media Buttons
You can also disable the ostensible social media buttons that urge you to share what you are reading. That’s another way of tracking and profiling your preferences.

Choose you filters
The extension lets you apply filters according to your preference to limit the ads you see. The add on will help you to not only manage ads but block malware domains as well.

Be an informed surfer
With StopAll Ads, you will get to know more about different web tracking methods and how they can be enabled and disabled according to your choice.

Non-intrusive ads
There are some ads that usually don’t interfere with your surfing. They are mainly from sites that earn revenue from ads. Stop All Ads categorizes such ‘acceptable ads’ differently.