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Cookie walls, newsletter pop-ups and chat bubbles are bosses. Get big enough and they're gone, in slow motion.
A Chrome extension with no use at all
Gobble lifts the page you're on into a tiny 3D world and hands you a sticky ball. Roll over the words and they stick. Grow. Then eat the buttons, the pictures, the cookie banner, the logo, and finally the page itself.
Psst: click anything on this page.
Gobble is for Chrome on a computer. On your phone, tap anything on this page and drag to roll.
Cookie walls, newsletter pop-ups and chat bubbles are bosses. Get big enough and they're gone, in slow motion.
Every site's logo floats on a gold stand: eat it for five more seconds, and it goes on your shelf. The headline goes down in one bite, ads give you time, and Gobble adds up every price you eat.
One clock for the whole run. Clear a page and your ball rolls on into your next tab, or into a link it ate, with a few more seconds.
Gobble records each tab while you play: the page lifting off, the eating sped up, the slow motion when the logo goes, and your ball at the end. Press Save clip for a video with sound.
Or Save 9:16: the same clip upright, following your ball, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Nothing is uploaded anywhere. The videos are made on your computer.
Free, for Chrome (and Edge, Brave and Arc) on Mac, Windows, Linux and ChromeOS. It only touches the tab you click it on.
Add to ChromeGobble needs Chrome on a computer. Send yourself the link for later.
chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode (top right).No. Gobble rolls up a picture of the page. Press Esc and the real page is right where you left it.
Only the tab you click it on, when you click it. The first time you roll into another tab, Chrome asks you to allow that. It never rolls into mail, banking, sign-in or pinned tabs, and you can skip any tab with N.
No accounts, no analytics, no servers. Your best size and your record on each site stay in your browser.
Nothing. It's fun, and that's the whole point.