Stealth Chrome

Stealth Chrome – Take control of your privacy.

This PowerShell script provides an easy-to-use GUI for modifying Google Chrome policies via Windows Registry to enhance Chrome’s functionality.

Features

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• Enable Hardware Acceleration
  Uses GPU acceleration to improve performance.

• Disable Network Prediction
  Prevents Chrome from preloading pages and DNS queries to save bandwidth and enhance privacy.

• Disable Tab Freezing
  Prevents inactive tabs from being automatically suspended to save memory.

• Disable Memory Saver Mode
  Keeps all tabs active instead of reducing memory usage by suspending unused ones.

• Disable Chrome Cleanup Tool
  Disables Chrome’s built-in tool for scanning and removing harmful software.

• Disable Safe Browsing
  Turns off Google’s phishing and malware protection.

• Disable Content Suggestions on New Tab Page
  Stops Chrome from showing recommended articles.

• Disable Metrics and Data Collection
  Prevents Chrome from sending anonymized data and usage statistics to Google.

• Disable Password Leak Detection
  Stops Chrome from alerting you about compromised passwords.

• Disable Cloud Reporting
  Prevents device event reports from being sent to Google.

• Disable Third-Party Cookies
  Blocks websites from using third-party cookies for tracking.

• Enable Do Not Track
  Sends a request to websites asking them not to track your browsing.

• Disable Device Activity and System Reporting
  Prevents Chrome from logging and reporting device information, such as network events, system status, app usage, and more.

• Set DNS Over HTTPS Mode
  Ensures secure DNS queries for private browsing.

• Disable Sync and Sign-in Features
  Turns off Chrome's sync feature and disables sign-in to prevent tracking of your browsing activity.

• Disable Autofill and Password Manager
  Disables Chrome’s autofill and password manager features for enhanced privacy.

• Disable Geolocation and Sensors
  Blocks websites from accessing your device's location and sensors (like accelerometer, gyroscope).

• Disable Screen and Audio/Video Capture
  Prevents websites from capturing your screen, audio, or video.

• Disable Translation and Spell Checking
  Turns off Chrome's translation service and spell check to prevent sending your data to Google.

• Block WebSQL and Contextual Search
  Disables WebSQL database usage and contextual search to prevent tracking and unwanted data collection.

• Prevent Browser Data Collection on Exit
  Ensures that Chrome doesn't collect browsing data on exit.

• Enable Https-Only Mode
  Forces Chrome to load only secure HTTPS connections.

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🚀 How to Run the Script

1. Open PowerShell and paste the command below

iwr "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ltx0101/StealthChrome/main/StealthChrome.ps1" -OutFile "StealthChrome.ps1"; .\StealthChrome.ps1

2. Configure Policies
   Once the script runs, you will see a graphical interface with options for configuring general Chrome policies and privacy settings.

3. Apply Policies
   Select the desired policies and click on the "Apply Selected Policies" button. The script will automatically configure the Chrome policies in the registry.

4. Reset to Default
   If you want to reset all policies to their default values, click on the "Reset to Default" button. This will remove the custom policies from the registry.

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❗Error: "Running Scripts is Disabled on this System"❗

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If you encounter the error "Running Scripts is Disabled on this System", it means that PowerShell's execution policy is preventing scripts from running for security reasons.

To resolve this, follow these steps:

1. Open PowerShell as Administrator

2. Change the Execution Policy
   Run the following command in the PowerShell window to allow locally-created scripts to run:

   Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

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Privacy and Security

This script is designed to enhance privacy and security by disabling certain tracking and data-collection features of Google Chrome. Use it to lock down Chrome's settings for a more private browsing experience. Be cautious when running this on a shared machine or environment, as it modifies system-wide registry keys.