Read an article
Choose Declutter → Read article on a supported article. Use Back to page when you want the original.
Article instructions →Try the page examples now. Come back here for the verified Chrome Web Store listing when Fog Mode launches.
Try the page tools →You need desktop Chrome 120 or later. In this release, Fog Mode doesn’t run in Incognito. If a school or work administrator controls extensions, ask them to review the Store listing. Google’s installation instructions.
Choose Declutter → Read article on a supported article. Use Back to page when you want the original.
Article instructions →Turn on Reading guide. Adjust its height and dimming, then lock it if you want it to stay still.
Guide instructions →Open Remember and save the page and reading position. Use Return to page when you come back.
Saved-place instructions →The four main tools are Declutter, Pause, Sound, and Remember. Open Settings for website access, focus timers, reminders, and backups. See every tool and setting.
You can click the toolbar icon on each website for temporary page access. Settings → Enable page tools asks for optional website access so your reading choices and attached notes can follow you from page to page. You can decline it.
Desktop notifications are optional and off by default. Nothing plays until you start sound, and a reminder doesn’t automatically start a screen break.
What stays on your device: notes you write, selected text and page details you choose to save, preferences, and a history of your recent sessions. Fog Mode uses these for its page tools and saved places. The extension doesn’t send them to a server or use them for ads. Fog Mode doesn’t encrypt stored records or exported backups. Read the complete data notice.
Click the toolbar icon again to close the controls. Active tools keep running. Choose Stop all to stop them.
If a page looks wrong, choose Reset in Declutter. Use Leave this website alone to make Fog Mode skip that site. Manage the websites you’ve left alone.
Open Settings → Export my data before uninstalling if you want to keep your notes. Removing the extension removes its saved data. Reinstalling can’t recover it without a backup.
To remove it, open Chrome’s Extensions menu, find Fog Mode, and choose Remove from Chrome. Google’s removal instructions.
Use only a build you received from a trusted source. Developer mode is for testing. Everyone else should use the official Store listing.
dist folder, with manifest.json at its root.chrome://extensions in Chrome’s address bar. Turn on Developer mode.Unpacked test builds don’t get Store updates automatically. You can’t download a build here.