Blocks selected ads
Chrome handles a packaged ruleset that blocks requests to selected third-party advertising hosts. The coverage is deliberately limited; some ads may remain.
DONGO · CHROME EXTENSION
Less distraction. More control.
Dongo helps you block selected advertising requests and optionally blur Gmail message bodies when you want extra on-screen privacy. Two controls. One lightweight browser extension.
Less distraction. More control.
Available In Chrome Web Store · Live
DONGOAdblocker & Screen Privacy
Illustrative extension controls
Ad blockingSelected advertising requests
Gmail Privacy ModeOn-screen message blur
Interface illustration. These switches are not interactive on this page.
Built for Google ChromeIndependent on/off controlsPreferences stored
locally
WHAT DONGO DOES
Control what distracts you. Control what stays visible.
Dongo keeps its purpose narrow: filter selected advertising requests and give you an optional visual privacy switch for Gmail.
Blurs Gmail on demand
Turn on Gmail Privacy Mode to blur displayed message bodies in your own browser window. Turn it off to restore normal on-screen visibility.
Simple, independent controls
Enable or pause ad filtering and Gmail Privacy Mode separately from Dongo’s compact Chrome popup. Your two choices are remembered locally.
PRIVACY, WITHOUT OVERCLAIMS
A privacy feature you can understand.
The current extension runs locally. It does not send browsing history, email text, or your two saved preferences to Abinod.
Dongo does not hide cookie-consent banners or manage cookie permissions. Blocking ads is not the same as rejecting tracking consent.
No Dongo account requiredNo account or sign-in is
needed to use the extension.
Local preference storageDongo remembers only whether
each of its two controls is enabled.
Visual concealment—not account securityGmail Privacy
Mode hides content from casual on-screen viewing. It does not encrypt emails or prevent access to a Gmail
account.
SIMPLE BY DESIGN
A small tool, under your control.
Dongo does not need a dashboard, subscription account, or additional services to operate its current features.
01
Install after approval
When Chrome Web Store review is complete and the listing is public, you can add Dongo to Chrome.
02
Choose your settings
Open the toolbar popup to independently enable ad blocking or Gmail screen blurring.
03
Pause whenever you like
Switch either feature off without needing to uninstall the extension.
GOOD TO KNOW
Straight answers about Dongo
Does Dongo protect my Gmail account?
No. Gmail Privacy Mode only blurs displayed content in the Chrome interface. It is not encryption or protection against someone who can sign in to the account elsewhere.
Does Dongo block every advertisement?
No. The current release blocks selected third-party advertising requests using a limited packaged ruleset. It does not guarantee every ad will disappear.
Does Dongo hide cookie banners?
No. Dongo is not a consent-management tool and does not deliberately hide cookie banners or reject cookies.
Is Dongo available in the Chrome Web Store?
The extension has been submitted for review. We will update this page with the public listing only after Google approves and publishes it.
A PRODUCT BY ABINOD
A more focused browser experience.
Dongo is independently developed by Abinod. The Chrome Web Store listing is awaiting review. Have a question or feedback?