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MunciNotHereJul 25, 2024
W! It lets me browse the web with websites im supposed not to see!
libra studyJul 10, 2024
Very good
Marc OhlJul 8, 2024
The fact that it replaces the standard Google / Chromium new tab with it's own that you can't disable without disabling the whole extension stinks. Especially since you can no longer set a list of speed dial options like in the stock Chrome experience, only most visited sites. This makes even less sense given that Duckduckgo also encourages you to wipe your history off with some settings for that. Why is there still no option to have a more traditional speed dial open on the new tab page with... Show more
tim reevesJul 6, 2024
getting a loading error
Pritimay PandaJul 6, 2024
I just want to say Excellent.
rheza 555Jul 2, 2024
Hello, I have been using this for years but recently there are issues relating to google gmail. I can't open gmail and I can't login with gmail. I have some other extensions but disabling this one makes gmail works again. Please fix soon.
FreeJun 30, 2024
Something is wrong with Email Protection. It only issues the same address.
Real SolitudeJun 8, 2024
Good addon. breaks some websites like Indeed.com however making it somewhat inconvenient So if you need to look for work, you have to disable this extension now for some reason. Only as of recently has this happened (last few days at time of writing)
lemongrasscapJun 2, 2024
The emails keep failing to send via the temp ones, so I keep loosing emails. The rest of everything works fine.
Arctic HawkMay 14, 2024
No! It's not owned by Google! Hidden third-party trackers lurk on 85% of the top websites. The DuckDuckGo extension blocks most of them from loading. You can see which companies were trying to profit off your personal data in the extension’s Privacy Dashboard. The DuckDuckGo extension forces sites you visit to use an encrypted (HTTPS) connection where available, protecting your personal data from third-parties trying to snoop on your internet activity, such as your ISP. In over 85% of emails... Show more