Don't Track Me Google for Firefox

The giant of search engines is Google, a name that practically became a synonym to searching something online. As Microsoft and other cyber companies do, Google also employs user behavior trackers to monitor user habits and provide faster searches, suggestions and relevant ads afterwards.   There is no doubt that this enhances the overall user experience, but there are also a few security-related issues that the cyber community brought to the spotlight. That is the reason why software tools and utilities were released to avoid or block behavior tracking attempts.

Aiming to block Google’s attempts to monitor your behavior when performing online searches, Don't Track Me Google is a simple browser extension that can give you a bit of peace of mind when it comes to Google’s power to record your actions. Available for both Firefox, Chrome and other important browsers, this lightweight extension practically removes the link conversion and the tracking endeavors when using Google, as described below.

Don't Track Me Google is easily installed in Firefox and, when active, it modifies the way searches are carried out on Google. To be more specific, this extension removes tracking components from Google’s search results, thus preventing it from monitoring your clicks and your searches.   Since no tracking is added by Google, loading the search results takes even less time. Links in the search results are simple and short, without additional tracking-related information. In other words, when you need to share a link, your clipboard will no longer be occupied with an infinitely long URL.

Don't Track Me Google allows you to protect your identity when using Google in your Firefox browser. With this extension installed, the link-to-tracker conversion is disabled by default on Google and you get to enjoy search results with shorter links.