AntiBott

See which extensions use AI, turn off the ones you don't trust, and block AI websites and dangerous websites. No account needed.

AntiBott shows you the AI in your browser. • Find: lists the extensions you have installed. It says which ones use AI and what each one can do, in plain words (can it read every website? run code on pages? read your cookies?). Each AI extension has a level: Contains AI, Talks to AI or Can take control. • Turn off: one click turns an extension off, and one click turns it back on. Nothing is turned off unless you choose it. • Block: choose which AI chatbots, assistant tools, and search services to block. Temporarily unblock any site for 1 hour when you need it. AntiBott also blocks websites on its list of dangerous websites, such as sites that steal passwords or run scams, which you can turn off at any time. • Watch (optional): see how often your browser contacts AI services, and how many of those AntiBott blocked. The counts stay on your computer. • Link (optional): if you use the AntiBott app on your phone or computer, type its six-digit code to see this browser next to your other devices. Your privacy AntiBott checks your extensions on your computer. It never reads the pages you visit, what you type, or your chats. It has no ads, no analytics and no remote code. The lists it downloads are signed, and it refuses any list that fails the check. It works without an account. If you link an account, AntiBott's server gets this browser's name and system, counts of your AI extensions at each level, and a signal while the browser is open. It never gets the names of your extensions or any website. What AntiBott cannot do AntiBott shows what an extension can do, not what it is doing. It cannot turn off an extension that your organisation manages, so it shows a lock instead of a switch that does not work. Blocked pages show your browser's standard "blocked by an extension" page.