Simple Privacy Settings for Chrome (and Chromium-based browsers) allows you to control your online privacy efficiently.

With just a few clicks, you can easily adjust your browser's privacy settings to your liking. The extension provides a range of options that let you disable tracking cookies, block ads, and prevent third-party scripts from running on websites. Plus, it offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies customizing your privacy settings. With Simple Privacy Settings, you can browse the web with peace of mind, knowing your online activity is protected.

With Simple Privacy Settings for Chrome, you can easily adjust your browser's privacy and security settings to suit your needs and preferences. It provides a range of options and features that enable you to customize your Chrome browsing experience, such as blocking third-party cookies, disabling tracking, and clearing your browsing history. Simple Privacy Settings for Chrome is an excellent tool for anyone who values online privacy and wants to protect themselves better while browsing the web.

Using Simple Privacy Settings is not complicated. Click on the extension's icon to launch the list, which contains all its options, and you can select or deselect any setting to enable or disable it.

Simple Privacy Settings enables you to configure the following browser settings easily:

Delete all cookies on exit

Turn on Do Not Track

Block camera access

Block location access

Block microphone access

Block notification prompts

Turn off network prediction

Turn off Ping, Beacon, and CSP report requests

Disable images

Disable web font requests

Turn off auto-fill-in forms (name, address, credit card, etc.)

Turn off suggestions in the Omnibox (address bar)

Don't use Web Service to help correct spellings

Don’t send Client-Hints Headers

Set Accept-Language HTTP Header to en-US

Block JavaScript

Block third-party cookies

Disable HTTP referer hHeaders

Disable ad privacy

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