Site Whitelist — Per-Feature Domain Exemptions

The whitelist gives you surgical control over which SuperchargePerformance features apply to which sites. It is not a blunt “disable everything on this domain” toggle — you choose exactly which features are exempted, so the rest keep working. A banking site can have ad blocking and script blocking turned off while still having its tabs suspended. Spotify can be kept active while ad blocking still runs on it.

How It Works

Each whitelist entry is a domain paired with one or more feature exemptions. When SuperchargePerformance processes a tab or network request, it checks whether the tab’s domain has a whitelist entry covering that feature. If it does, that feature is skipped for that domain. All other features continue to run normally.

Entries are stored in chrome.storage.local and persist across browser restarts. The whitelist is evaluated locally — no domains or rules are sent anywhere.

Features You Can Exempt Per Domain

Domain Input

Entries support two formats:

• Exact domain: example.com — matches only that domain
• Wildcard subdomains: *.example.com — matches all subdomains

The input field validates domain format and prevents duplicate entries.

Related Domain Suggestions

Several sites load content from multiple domains. When you type a domain, SuperchargePerformance suggests the commonly paired CDN or service domains so you can add the full set at once. For example:

• youtube.com → suggests googlevideo.com, ytimg.com, youtube-nocookie.com
• reddit.com → suggests redditstatic.com, redditmedia.com, events.reddit.com
• twitter.com / x.com → suggests t.co, abs.twimg.com
• amazon.com → suggests amazonaws.com, cloudfront.net
• netflix.com → suggests nflxvideo.net

If you whitelist a domain from ad blocking but its CDN domains are not whitelisted, blocking rules may still fire on those requests. The suggestions handle this in one step.

Entry Management

Each whitelist entry can be managed independently:

• Enable/disable the entry without removing it
• Remove the entry entirely
• Remove individual features from an entry by clicking their tags — useful if you added a feature exemption you no longer need without touching the others

Auto-Protected Web Apps

The following 14 productivity web apps are permanently protected from tab suspension and do not require a whitelist entry:

Figma, Notion, Linear, Miro, Canva, Lucid, Airtable, Asana, Monday, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides.

These apps are protected because losing their state to a suspension would interrupt active work. They are not added to your whitelist — the protection is built into the suspension logic.

Practical Examples

Banking site that breaks with ad blocking on: Add the domain, exempt Ads and Scripts. Tabs will still suspend when inactive.

Spotify Web Player: Add open.spotify.com, exempt Suspension only. Ad blocking still runs; the player stays resident so music does not stop.

Work intranet or internal tools: Add the domain, exempt All. SuperchargePerformance is completely inactive on that origin.

When to Use This

• A site you use regularly detects or breaks with ad blocking active
• You use a web-based music or video service and need it to stay alive in the background
• Script blocking causes a form, login, or interactive element to stop working
• You want SuperchargePerformance to run at maximum settings everywhere except a small set of known exceptions

For sites where breakage is discovered automatically rather than manually, Safe Mode adds domains to a per-page exception list on your behalf.

Privacy

All whitelist data is stored in chrome.storage.local on your device. No domain names, feature settings, or browsing activity are transmitted to any server. The whitelist is not synced through Chrome Sync.