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Say goodbye to cookie banners on almost all websites. Now even better! Because of EU privacy rules, many sites greet you with a… Say goodbye to cookie banners on almost all websites. Now even better! Because of EU privacy rules, many sites greet you with a cookie pop-up. If you browse privately or clear your cookies when you close the browser, you see the same banners again and again, and click the same "Accept" button every day. This extension takes care of them for you. New: even better on popular websites We fixed many websites where cookie banners used to slip through, including some of the most popular ones. How it works In most cases it simply blocks or hides the banner. When a site needs an answer to work properly, the extension picks one for you: it rejects non-essential cookies, accepts only the necessary ones, or accepts all cookies, depending on what the site allows. See what happened The extension icon and the menu tell you what the extension did on the current page: cookies rejected, only the necessary cookies accepted, all cookies accepted, or cookie banner dismissed. You stay in control - Turn the extension off for any site from the menu. - Keep a list of sites to leave alone in the settings. - Still seeing a banner? Report it from the menu and we'll take a look. Good to know - It works on almost all websites, not every single one. - It does not delete your cookies. - Where a site only works after you accept all cookies, the extension may do that for you. The icon tells you when it did.
Nov 5, 2026
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