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Automatically learns to block hidden trackers. Made by leading digital rights nonprofit EFF to stop companies from spying on you.
Protects your data. Private search with optional AI, private browsing, and ad blocking.
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At DuckDuckGo, we believe the best way to protect your personal information from hackers, scammers, and privacy-invasive companies is to stop it from being collected at all. That's why millions of people choose DuckDuckGo over other browser extensions to protect their searching and browsing. Our built-in search engine is like Google but never tracks your searches. And our browsing protections, such as ad tracker blocking and cookie blocking, help stop other companies from collecting your data. Oh, and our browser extension is free — we make money from privacy-respecting search ads, not by exploiting your data. Take back control of your personal information with the browser extension designed for data protection.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Protect Your Searches by Default: Install the extension and we’ll set your default search engine and homepage to DuckDuckGo Search, so you can easily search online without being tracked.
Shield Your Browsing History: Our 3rd-Party Tracker Loading Protection blocks most trackers before they load, greatly exceeding what the browser offers by default.
Secure Your Email (Optional): Use Email Protection to block most email trackers and hide your existing email address with @duck.com addresses.
Automatically Enforce Encryption: Shield your data from network and Wi-Fi snoopers by forcing many sites to use an HTTPS connection.
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Since the update it is causing issues with ISC2 website for training. It is blocking everything and making the page just spin. A look at the console errors shows this. I tried to see where I can report this but does not seem to be an easy way to do so either. Sadly have to disable the extension after using it for so long. QA testing needed before deployment.
good bro
I’ve been using Google Search (Chrome) for close to 18 years, so switching away from it wasn’t something I did lightly. But over the past while, the experience has just changed in a way that doesn’t really work for me anymore. It feels like I’m constantly being pushed into AI-generated summaries and “helpful” answers that don’t actually help — more like they sit on top of real results and dilute them. A lot of the time I just want direct links to blogs, articles, forums, and real discussions, not a rewritten layer sitting in between me and the source. Recently I started using DuckDuckGo, specifically with its search and tracker protection features, and the difference was noticeable pretty quickly. The results feel more straightforward. I’m getting actual pages again — blog posts, independent articles, forums, and smaller sites that tend to get buried elsewhere. It feels less curated in a forced way and more like an honest index of the web. What I appreciate most is that it doesn’t try to “interpret” what I want and replace it with an AI-generated answer. It just gives me the results, and I decide what’s useful. That alone makes the experience feel cleaner and more intentional. Overall, it feels like going back to a more open version of search — less noise, fewer layers, and more real content from real people.
simply brilliant.
super good. I used to have lots of tabs i needed to close and duckduck.go's burn out really helped me, it wiped out all the tabs i didn't need and it would've took me about half an hour to clear them all
A solid privacy-focused extension that quietly blocks trackers while keeping search fast and clean.
justin bear
Obbligatoria da avere per generare i "duck address" (indirizzi mail fittizi). Unico motivo per il quale la uso, al bisogno, attivandola quando serve! Perchè è fastidiosa ed invasiva, fintanto che resta attiva/installata ti obbliga pure a usare il motore di ricerca "Duck Search". Impossibile avere l'estensione e fare le ricerche su motori di ricerca diversi da duck usando la barra del browser per le ricerche!
Exactly as advertised, peaceful and makes searching completely unbiased. Please consider trying DuckDuckGo!