Pop up blocker for Chrome™ Chrome Extension Analysis

Listing positioning

Poper Blocker positions itself as a comprehensive, all-in-one tool designed to eliminate distractions including popups, overlays, social media ads, and cookie banners. It emphasizes a cleaner, faster browsing experience by offering both automatic blocking and manual user-controlled element removal.

Inferred product pattern

A legacy ad-blocking utility pivoting to a high-cost subscription model with increasing reports of intrusive behavior and failed performance.

Review-backed pain points

Users frequently cite that the extension fails to block advertised elements, reports it triggers its own intrusive popups, and expresses frustration over paywall friction and perceived lack of support.

Observed feature gaps

Reviewers note that 'Advanced' features often fail to function as described, such as overlay removal, and that the 'Pro' status frequently fails to activate or persist.

Support

Multiple users state that there is no effective customer support to resolve account or refund issues.

Reliability

Significant reports indicate the extension fails to block basic popups, often requiring users to perform manual actions that do not result in the claimed behavior.

Privacy

Users expressed alarm regarding the frequency of API/analytics data transmission, even when the extension is ostensibly disabled.