Explain what was found
Name the tracker category instead of showing a vague warning.
Detect and block hidden email trackers in incoming messages. Manage your privacy alongside your outgoing email tools.

Choose how incoming trackers are handled while keeping outgoing tracking controls separate. Your inbox stays familiar, with an extra layer of control.
Name the tracker category instead of showing a vague warning.
Avoid blanket rules that break normal images and privacy proxies.
Remove protection rules cleanly when the feature is disabled.
Find tracker protection in the browser extension.
Enable blocking for supported incoming trackers.
Review detected tracking in the messages you receive.
Keep inbound protection separate from the tracking you use on outgoing mail.
Block recognized beacons before their remote request tells the sender that the message was displayed.
See which known tracker type was detected before deciding whether to load remote content.
Use targeted signatures and allow rules instead of disabling every image in every message.
Answers about setup, compatibility, privacy, and day-to-day use.
No. The design uses known signatures and scoped request rules, with allow rules intended to preserve ordinary images and privacy proxies.
Read how Elite handles incoming tracker protection, outgoing tracking, and workspace data.
See and block hidden email trackers.