SnoopStop

See when a site is recording you. Stop it.

Thousands of sites load tools that can record your mouse, your clicks and what you type. SnoopStop blocks them and tells you the moment it happens.

Coming soon to Chrome Free. No account. Works in Chrome, Edge and Brave.
SnoopStop alert: recording tool blocked on this site

Every site gets a grade

Click the icon for an A to F grade, the companies tracking you on the page and what SnoopStop did about each of them. Cookie popups are rejected for you; where a site offers no reject button, the popup is hidden.

SnoopStop popup showing a D grade, a blocked recording tool and a rejected cookie popup

Share what you caught

One click turns a blocked recorder into a card you can post. The card states only what was observed: which site loaded which tool.

Share card: a site loads Hotjar, blocked by SnoopStop

Everything it does

Each feature has its own switch, and you can turn SnoopStop off for any site.

  • Recording alertBlocks more than twenty session-recording tools, including Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity and FullStory.
  • Cookie popupsClicks "reject" on the common consent popups and on many custom ones.
  • Third-party cookiesCut for other companies. Sign-in, payment and captcha frames are left alone.
  • Link cleanerRemoves fbclid, gclid, utm_ and other tracking tags from links.
  • Global Privacy ControlTells every site not to sell or share your data.
  • Fingerprint detectionNotices scripts that identify your device through a hidden canvas.
  • Fake address warningLookalike domains such as paypa1.com and unencrypted password forms.
  • Fake urgencyMarks countdown timers that restart every time you visit.
  • Fewer interruptionsUnprompted notification requests and newsletter boxes.

Private by design

SnoopStop has no account, no server and no analytics. That includes this website.

  • Everything is worked out and stored inside your browser.
  • The developer receives no data about you or the sites you visit.
  • The one optional feature that contacts an outside service is off by default and says so.

Read the full privacy policy