Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on (by Google)
Tells the Google Analytics JavaScript not to send information to Google Analytics.
Opt out of Google's interest-based ads as you browse the web with Chrome.
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This extension opts you out of the DoubleClick advertising cookie, which Google uses to show you interest-based ads on partnering websites.
- Stops interest-based ads on some of the websites that partner with Google
- One-time install on Chrome
- Opt out remains in effect, even after you clear your browser’s cookies
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IBA Opt out extension by Google is available as open source at https://github.com/google/iba-opt-out-plugin
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"A Google User - Sep 14, 2011" I agree, it started using 99% of my cpu so im pretty sure it was doing something malicious or was coded very badly.
Worked great, but latest update (1.2) maxes the CPU. Morons.
Maxing out both cores of my processor even with just a single blank tab open. Great job google :/ Of course, Google has no interest in making this extension work well.
Was great, but like many others, noticed a significant spike in CPU usage with recent update.
v1.2 is using 50% of my CPU. Disable the extension and the Chrome process CPU usage in Task Manager drops to 2-3%. Re-enable it and it shoots back up to 55%. Dang.
Like Jarek, this extension has started to use 90+% of my CPU since upgrading Chrome to 22.0.1229.2 dev. I had to disable it.
This extension started to use all my CPU. I had to disable it to be able to use chrome at all. Please fix it.
With what ever changes googles has made to their systems, you can not use this extension very well with google sites. If i'm logged into gmail and i goto google code or some other part of google, i will get a page that states that my cookies are off and information on how to enable them, if i log out of whatever google service i'm logged into, then i can move through the pages fine. If i disable this extension, everything works fine with all google services. this started about 5 days ago.
Yet another app that everyone should run, but no one should have to.
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