All-In-One Adblocker stops ads on YouTube, Facebook, news sites, and everywhere else you browse.
Free forever. No pop-ups. No tracking. No data collected about you. Install in ten seconds and get your internet back.
All the things that ruin the web — gone. Without you having to do anything.
Pre-roll gone. Mid-roll gone. The "ad in 5 seconds" countdown gone. Just press play.
The newsletter sign-up, the "wait don't go," the cookie banner, the chat bubble — all blocked.
No banner ads. No sponsored slide-ins. No auto-play videos. Just the article you came to read.
Stops the invisible scripts that follow you from site to site building a profile of who you are.
Less to download means faster browsing — most sites load 2 to 3 times faster with AIO on.
Blocks malware sites, phishing pages, and the scripts that quietly use your computer to mine crypto.
AIO ships with the largest, most up-to-date set of ad-blocking rules of any free Chrome extension.
Every ad you see online has a fingerprint — a URL it loads from, a script it runs, a container it lives in. AIO's job is to recognize that fingerprint and block it before it ever reaches you. To do that well, you need a huge library of patterns. AIO ships with one of the biggest ever assembled in a Chrome extension:
The numbers matter because the modern web is huge. New ad servers go up every day. New tracker scripts get deployed every week. New malware campaigns launch every hour. AIO updates its full set of rules automatically, several times a day, in the background. You never see the updates. You just notice that the ads keep not showing up — and the bad sites keep not loading.
Remember when you could click a YouTube video and it just played?
Today, the same click triggers an ad. Then maybe a second ad. Then a "this video is brought to you by" card. Then, twenty minutes in, an ad pops up right at the moment a story is reaching its punchline. YouTube has turned watching a video into an obstacle course.
AIO removes the obstacles. Pre-roll ads — the ones that play before your video — gone. Mid-roll ads — the ones that interrupt — gone. Banner ads under the player, sponsored cards in your suggestions, the home page ad rows, the search results that are secretly ads — all gone. Even the "your video will start in 5 seconds" countdown, the one that exists for no reason other than to make you wait, disappears.
YouTube is constantly trying to bypass adblockers. They change their delivery system, randomize their code, hide ads inside the video stream itself. AIO keeps up. We update our YouTube blocking rules constantly — often within hours of YouTube shipping a new defense — so the ads stay gone. If something does slip through, we'll have a fix out before most users notice.
The result: YouTube the way it was meant to be. You press play, the video plays. That's it.
Some websites have decided they're going to make you watch their ads — no matter what.
You've seen them. You arrive at a news article and instead of reading, you get hit with a giant pop-up: "It looks like you're using an ad blocker. Please turn it off to continue." The whole page is grayed out. There's no scroll. There's no escape. You either disable your adblocker or you don't read the article.
Most adblockers lose this fight. The website's anti-adblock system is too clever for them — it detects the adblocker, throws up the wall, and the article never loads. AIO is built for sites like these. We don't just block the ads; we also block the scripts that try to detect that you're blocking ads. The wall never appears. The article loads normally. You read what you came to read.
And the same goes for the rest of the worst of the web — the sites with twelve banner ads stacked on top of each other, the news pages with auto-playing video in every corner, the recipes buried under thirty paragraphs of sponsored content. AIO clears them all. You see the page the way it should have been.
Most adblockers have one way of stopping ads. AIO has six.
This is why the extension is called All-In-One. Behind a single icon in your toolbar, six different blocking systems are running in parallel — each one catching the ads the others might miss. When you click the AIO icon, you see them all working, with their own live counters.
One layer stops ads at the network level, before they ever reach your browser. Another quietly disables the tracking scripts that decide whether to show you an ad. A third hides the ad containers that try to sneak through. A fourth handles the trickier sites with custom rules. A fifth catches the ads that JavaScript builds on the fly, in real time. And a sixth checks every page against a daily-updated list of known malware and phishing domains.
You don't have to understand any of it. You just click the icon, see the numbers go up, and notice that the ads aren't there. But it's worth knowing the machine exists — because it's the reason AIO catches things other adblockers don't.
A lot of "free" adblockers aren't really free. You're paying with your data.
It's the oldest trick in the book. The extension is free to download, but it quietly sends information back to its makers — what sites you visit, how often you visit them, when you open the popup, what you click on. They call it "anonymous usage data." It still leaves your computer. It still lives in their databases. It can still be sold.
AIO doesn't do any of that. We don't read what you browse. We don't log the pages you visit. We don't track what you click. We don't ask for your email. We don't build a profile of who you are. The extension lives on your computer and stays there.
Free forever. No account. Install takes ten seconds.
Real reactions from people who switched to AIO. Picked from the inbox we don't have, because we don't collect emails.
There are dozens of adblockers in the Chrome Web Store. Here's how AIO stacks up against the most popular ones.
| AIO | uBlock Origin | AdGuard | Adblock Plus | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blocks ads on every site | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Built from multiple filter projects combined | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Blocks cookie banners out of the box | ✓ | — | ✓ | — |
| Blocks newsletter pop-ups & overlays | ✓ | — | partial | — |
| Built-in malware & phishing protection | ✓ 8,260+ | — | ✓ | — |
| No "acceptable ads" deals with advertisers | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — on by default |
| Free forever, no premium upsell | ✓ | ✓ | — paid VPN | — paid Premium |
| Future-proof for the new Chrome | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Zero data collected about you | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Total ✓ | 9 / 9 | 5 / 9 | 6 / 9 | 3 / 9 |
One click. Every ad disappears. Free forever.
Yes. Always. No premium tier, no subscription, no upsell, no in-app purchases. There is no catch. AIO is free because we built it for ourselves and we figured we'd share.
The only thing AIO generates is a random user ID when you install — a string of characters that isn't tied to your name, email, or anything personal. We don't track your browsing, log the sites you visit, or build a profile of who you are. The user ID exists for technical reasons and is never sold, shared, or used to identify you. See the full privacy policy →
Yes. YouTube is the main reason most people install an adblocker, and we treat it as a priority. We update our YouTube rules constantly to stay ahead of the changes YouTube makes to try to bypass adblockers.
The opposite. By blocking ads and trackers, AIO makes pages load faster, use less memory, and use less data. Most users see pages load 2 to 3 times faster on ad-heavy sites.
Every adblocker needs this. To hide ads on a page, AIO has to be able to read the page (to find the ads) and modify it (to hide them). That's the same permission every adblocker, password manager, and translator extension uses. We only use it for blocking ads.
Click the AIO icon on that site and choose "pause on this site." Your favorite creators and news sites still get their ad revenue when you want them to. The choice always stays with you.
Yes. AIO works on every Chromium-based browser — that includes Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and Arc. Firefox is a different platform and we may ship a version for it in the future. Safari and mobile Chrome aren't currently supported.
Most adblockers are built around one filter list and one blocking technique. AIO combines the work of multiple major filter projects into a single extension — so you don't have to choose. You get all of them, working together, for free.
Install All-In-One Adblocker in ten seconds. Block every ad. Stop every tracker. Browse the web the way it was meant to be — clean, fast, and yours.
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