Domain Whitelist
Ultimate blocker which says no to every network packet until you explicitly allow it.
Allow only specific URLs with optional query parameters using high-performance DNR rules.
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Strict URL Whitelist is a Chrome extension that enforces navigation only to explicitly approved URLs. It uses Chrome’s high-performance declarativeNetRequest API to allow or block requests based on domain, path, and optional query parameters — all defined through local configuration.
The extension is lightweight, script-free, and does not interact with page content. It applies all rules at the network level using a background service worker, ensuring reliable, zero-interaction enforcement.
Technical Architecture
Allowlisting Mechanism
Filtering is implemented through chrome.declarativeNetRequest.updateDynamicRules(), which allows near-instant control over navigation. The logic includes:
All main_frame requests are blocked by default using a global redirect rule.
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