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Enki Chrome extension security report
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Publisher Contextual Analysis
- Author
- dude_and_dude
- Privacy
- Privacy Policy
- MX records exist
- Yes
- Domain exists
- Yes
- Is disposable
- No
- Is role-based
- No
- Mailbox exists
- Yes
- Website
- Visit
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About this extension
Enki helps you focus: block patterns and declutter feeds.
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🧠 Enki — Focus without quitting the Internet You don’t need to delete Instagram or YouTube to stay focused — you just need Enki. Enki helps you cut out the noise while keeping what’s useful. Watch the videos that matter. Chat with friends. Learn, explore, create — without falling into endless scrolling. ✨ What Enki does Hide YouTube Shorts and the Home recommendations that keep you stuck for hours. Clean up Instagram by removing Reels, Explore, and the Home feed, so you only see messages and people you care about. Keep your productivity high — use the platforms for learning and connection, not distraction. Private by design: no accounts, no tracking, no external servers. All settings live in your browser. Lightweight & efficient: built on Chrome’s Declarative Net Request API for fast, on-device filtering. ⚙️ Permissions used declarativeNetRequest: to block or redirect distracting URLs. storage: to save your preferences locally. <all_urls>: to apply Enki’s clean-up rules where you choose. Why Enki? Because self-control shouldn’t feel like punishment. Enki doesn’t block the world — it filters it, leaving you with the meaningful parts. Take back your attention. Install Enki and use the web with purpose.
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