Pluton
Pluton Shield v0.3 is out. Get it for Windows.
Pluton Shield runs a local proxy and sets it as your Windows proxy. Every request is checked by the engine, then blocked, swapped for a harmless stand-in, or stripped of its tracking parameters. Leftover ad slots are hidden on the page.
Pluton Shield on GitHub
NEAT carries its own blocker: adblock-rust fed by uBlock Origin lists. It stops requests and popups, hides what is left, runs scriptlets before the page’s own scripts, and gives you a switch for each site.
NEAT on GitHubNEAT nudges what a page can read, such as canvas, audio and hardware details. Values stay steady on one site, differ on the next, and change again after a restart, so two sites can’t match their visitor.
See how it worksLogins, one-time codes, cards and identities are sealed with AES-256-GCM. The key is wrapped for your Windows user, and showing or copying a password asks for Windows Hello or your NEAT password.
NEAT on GitHubEarly release for Windows, x64 and ARM64. The Windows UI hasn’t been fully tested yet.
Blocks ads and trackers system-wide through a local HTTPS proxy, with your own rules and a one-click protection check.
Put Shield on your PC.
Installs for your user only. No admin rights needed.
NEAT is still being built in the open. There is no download yet.
A lightweight Windows browser on WinUI 3 and WebView2, with vertical tabs, a built-in blocker, fingerprint protection and a password vault.
Follow the build.
NEAT is open source under GPL-3.0.