  The annual consumption of web-based resources is increasing at a very fast
rate, mainly due to an increase in affordability and accessibility of the
internet. Many are relying on the web to get diverse perspectives, but at the
same time, it can expose them to content that is harmful to their mental
well-being. Catchy headlines and emotionally charged articles increase the
number of readers which in turn increases ad revenue for websites. When a user
consumes a large quantity of negative content, it adversely impacts the user's
happiness and has a significant impact on his/her mood and state of mind. Many
studies carried out during the COVID-19 pandemic has shown that people across
the globe irrespective of their country of origin have experienced higher
levels of anxiety and depression. Web filters can help in constructing a
digital environment that is more suitable for people prone to depression,
anxiety and stress. A significant amount of work has been done in the field of
web filtering, but there has been limited focus on helping Highly Sensitive
Persons (HSP's) or those with stress disorders induced by trauma. Through this
paper, we propose detox Browser, a simple tool that enables end-users to tune
out of or control their exposure to topics that can affect their mental well
being. The extension makes use of sentiment analysis and keywords to filter out
flagged content from google search results and warns users if any blacklisted
topics are detected when navigating across websites
