Domain whitelist (DW) is the world's smallest interactive ad blocker available on the Chrome platform. As a free browser add-on and tool, it allows users to only allow requests from user-defined domains, effectively blocking all other HTTP requests.

With DW, users have complete control over the websites they want to see. Upon installation, DW blocks all HTTP requests, requiring users to explicitly allow domains through a popup window. This level of customization ensures that users only see content from trusted sources and can effectively eliminate unwanted ads.

One of the standout features of DW is its incredibly small size. With a source code of only 5 kB, it is easy to understand and verify. This transparency is crucial when it comes to ad blocking, as users should not blindly trust any software in this domain.

DW is distributed under the GNU GPL license version 3 or later, ensuring that it remains free and open-source. For bug reports, users can reach out to