BrowsingSmart
Smarter, cleaner browsing defaults
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Keep browsing clean without overthinking it.

BrowsingSmart focuses on practical defaults: reduce prompts, minimize distractions, and keep control of permissions. Run a quick check when something feels off.

Less prompts
Fewer redirects
Cleaner sessions
Quick verification
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Smart defaults that hold up

Small, consistent settings that reduce noise across most browsing sessions.

Block notification spam

Restrict prompts by default. Allow notifications only when a site clearly needs them.

Keep redirects under control

Limit unwanted redirect chains that often start from aggressive pages.

Audit site permissions

Regularly review camera, mic, and location permissions and remove what you do not need.

Clean site data when issues repeat

Stored site data can cause recurring behavior. Cleanup is a fast reset lever.

Use conservative privacy defaults

Reduce cross-site noise while keeping typical sites functioning normally.

Run a quick check when behavior changes

Do a short verification when prompts spike or navigation feels abnormal.

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What the check looks for

A small set of high-signal items that commonly correlate with disruptive sessions.

Permissions drift

Sites accumulating permissions over time, especially notifications and location.

Popup behavior

Settings that allow repeated popups and flows that lead to accidental clicks.

Redirect chains

Patterns that suggest repeated redirection and low-quality navigation paths.

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FAQ

Short answers to common questions.

Is this meant for advanced users?

No. It is designed as a simple hub with clear options and minimal jargon.

Will it block everything?

No. The defaults aim to reduce noise while keeping normal sites usable.

Do I have to apply any changes?

No. Recommendations are optional. You decide what to apply.

What if a site needs a permission?

Allow permissions only for that site when needed, rather than keeping global permissions loose.

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