http://www.gmass.co/ · Workflow & Planning
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Stops open-tracking from working in emails. UPDATE DECEMBER 2025: The extension is working again and blocking pixels! It stopped working a year ago but it is working now, and even better, it now shows a COUNT of how many pixels have been blocked. -------------------------------------------------------------------- This extension will block open-tracking pixels in Gmail. There are two types of people who should use it: 1. If you send cold email or email marketer sending campaigns through Gmail, you want accurate open tracking. Right now if you use a platform like GMass, YAMM, Mailshake, or Lemlist for example, and you open your own email from your Sent folder, or you open a bounce notification, the open-tracking pixel will fire, causing a false open to be registered in your campaign reports. This extension will stop those "false opens" from registering. Note that right now, the extension only blocks open tracking pixels from GMass. In time, it will block pixels of the aforementioned platforms as well. 2. If you're a privacy advocate who doesn't want "opens" to be registered on emails that are sent by email marketing platforms. This extension was developed by the makers of GMass, so use case #1 is the primary target. Note that this extension is being released under the new Chrome Manifest V3 program, so it uses the latest technology from Chrome to block email tracking pixels. There are other extensions that perform similar functionality, like Ugly Email and PixelBlock, but these haven't been updated in years and will stop working soon because they're written in Manifest V2, which is being deprecated soon.
Dec 15, 2025
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