Trocker for Chrome

Trocker for Chrome enables mail privacy and the possibility to adjust, at an advanced level, your browser's ability to manage and detect, in real-time, tracked email content (whether that is text, messages, or URLs).

Trocker is free of cost and an open-source initiative that combines web technologies, such as JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, to expose trackers and notify its users about the dangers of email-tracked content.

As such, simplistic in nature and fully customizable in configuration, the project manages to deliver browser enhancers for some of the most well-known clients out there — Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Brave Browser, and Edge.

As with any other Chrome add-on, this one gets installed and added into your toolbar within seconds. The instrument will get integrated with your email account, and it supports services like Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and Outlook.

Depending on your chosen configuration, Trocker for Chrome will add icons to each email you open. For tracked URLs and images, these can be prevented from loading if the content that has been sent to you has hidden trackers.

You can give Trocker access to your browser and grant it more permissions. Also, you can log data in the console about the websites and the number of trackers that have been stopped, as well as keep the record about the occurrences identified for each specific domain.

With Trocker for Chrome, you have the option to use the mouse hovering action for exposing the content that has been automatically blocked. Alternatively, you can click a hidden piece of content if you want to see it displayed.

In other circumstances, you can enable the icon display, a feature that will show the number of tracking links found in an email, on the main Trocker icon from your toolbar.