ModHeader Injecting Ads? A Clean, Ad‑Free Replacement

If you’re seeing unexpected ads or page modifications, switch to a privacy‑first, lightweight header editor that doesn’t inject content.

TL;DR: Reports indicate some users have seen injected ads with ModHeader. VibeHeader is ad‑free and privacy‑first — it does not inject content or track usage.

See the safe alternative Install for Chrome Manual install

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Why it happens

Some extensions introduce ads or extra scripts. That’s not acceptable for development or privacy‑sensitive browsing.

A clean replacement

🚫 No injected ads or scripts
🔒 Privacy‑first, zero tracking
🧩 Quick toggles to control when active
🔗 Share configs via link

Switch in minutes

Install VibeHeader for your browser
Recreate or import your common rules
Use share links to keep your team in sync

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References

Hacker News: Tell HN: ModHeader is injecting ads — news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37772829
Reddit: Remove ModHeader from Chrome, it injects ads — reddit.com/.../remove_modheader
Chrome Web Store changelog mentions ad‑supported plan — CWS listing
Context on extension monetization risks — Krebs on Security