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Removes the Sponsored results block from Google search results. Description Google Sponsored Results Blocker is a lightweight browser extension for people who want a cleaner Google Search results page. By default, it removes Google ad sections labelled as sponsored products or sponsored results. The popup also lets you optionally hide additional Google Search feature sections, such as AI Overview, images, videos, short videos, discussions and forums, People also ask, related searches, People also search for, top stories, shopping/product sections, and place sections. The extension works locally in your browser. It does not collect, transmit, sell, or share browsing data, search queries, page content, personal information, or analytics. Features Blocks sponsored products by default. Blocks sponsored results by default. Optional toggles for common Google Search feature sections. Reload button in the popup to refresh the current Google results page after changing settings. No tracking, no analytics, and no external network requests by the extension. Privacy This extension does not collect or store personal data. It does not collect: Search queries Browsing history Page content Clicks Account information IP addresses Location data Analytics or usage metrics All filtering happens locally on the Google Search results page in the browser. No data is sent to the developer or to any third-party service.
Aug 4, 2026
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