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Automatically rejects cookie consent banners on every site You visit a website. A cookie banner blocks the page. You click "Reject All." You do this hundreds of times a week. Cookie Consent Auto-Reject handles it for you. It detects cookie consent banners from major consent management platforms — OneTrust, Cookiebot, TrustArc — plus generic banners with common reject/decline button text, and clicks the reject button automatically. Uses a MutationObserver to catch banners that load after the initial page render, so dynamically injected consent dialogs are handled too. A badge on the extension icon shows how many sites have been handled today. Open the popup to see your last 5 rejected sites or toggle the extension on and off. SUPPORTED FRAMEWORKS - OneTrust - Cookiebot - TrustArc / TrustE - Generic banners with common reject/decline/necessary-only button text FEATURES - Automatic rejection of cookie consent banners - MutationObserver for late-loading banners - Badge counter showing rejected sites - Enable/disable toggle - Recent activity list (last 5 sites) - Works on all frames (iframes included) PRIVACY - No data leaves your browser - No external servers or network requests - No browsing data collected or stored - Only stores: enable/disable preference, rejection count, recent site list (local only) - Built on Manifest V3 By Patrick Bushe · bushe.co
Apr 13, 2026
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