This browser extension is designed to support users during official digital skills certification tests. It automatically blocks access to prohibited websites and redirects users to a notification page if they attempt to visit them, ensuring a fair testing environment.
1.4.0
September 21, 2026
- Added deepai.org to the list of blocked domains - Prevented AI tools from being used within search engines - Blur results in Duckduckgo, Ecosia and Yahoo
MorePix Companion is a browser extension designed to block access to prohibited websites during official Pix digital skills certification tests. It ensures a secure and fair testing environment by preventing users from searching for answers online.
The extension automatically activates when a Pix certification test begins and deactivates when the test concludes. It monitors all navigation events and checks already open tabs to block access to any forbidden sites.
If you attempt to navigate to a website that is prohibited by Pix during a certification test, Pix Companion will redirect you to a notification page. This page informs you that the site is inaccessible during the test.
Pix Companion is supported on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It functions as a browser extension to assist with digital skills certification.
The latest version of Pix Companion, 1.4.0, was last updated on September 21, 2026. The app was initially released on January 2, 2025.
No, Pix Companion is ad-free. As a free service from the French State, it does not contain advertisements to ensure an uninterrupted testing experience.
Pix Companion is specifically designed for and integrated with the official Pix digital skills certification tests. Its functionality is tailored to the requirements of these particular assessments.
Pix Companion has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the app is suitable for users of all ages, with no age restrictions based on content.
