What the extension reads
On Google Search result pages, StockBlocker reads the current image search query so it can add or remove its stock-provider exclusion filters. It does not access other websites.
A focused Google Images extension
Less stock. More useful image results.
StockBlocker removes popular stock-photo providers from your Google Images searches with one simple on/off control.
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Excluded from results
ShutterstockiStockGetty ImagesAdobe StockDreamstime123RF
Filtering happens locally in your browser.
One purposeCleaner image searches
On-deviceNo browsing data sent
No extrasNo ads or analytics
Effective August 27, 2026
Privacy policy
StockBlocker is deliberately small and private. It processes only the information needed to filter your current Google Images search.
What the extension stores
StockBlocker stores one preference in Chrome's local extension storage: whether filtering is on or off. This preference stays on your device and is removed when you uninstall the extension.
What we do not do
We do not transmit, sell, share, or use browsing data for advertising. The extension contains no analytics, trackers, remote scripts, or externally hosted code.
Permissions
Access is limited to Google Search result pages and Chrome's local storage. Those permissions support the filter and remember its state; they are not used for another purpose.
Need a hand?
Support
Open a Google Images search and click the StockBlocker control in the upper-right corner. Blue means filtering is active. Click it again to restore the unfiltered query.
Troubleshooting
- Refresh the Google Images tab after installing or updating.
- Make sure StockBlocker is enabled in Chrome Extensions.
- For help, use the Support section on the Chrome Web Store listing.