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Always rejects cookie banners, never accepts. Open source. Nothing you browse leaves your device. Nope clicks "Reject all" on cookie banners for you, on every site, automatically. No account, no settings, nothing to set up. ALWAYS REJECTS, NEVER ACCEPTS • Nope only ever chooses the option that refuses cookies: "Reject all", "Only necessary", "Continue without accepting". • When a site offers no way to reject, Nope hides the banner instead. • A built-in safety check blocks any click on "Accept", "Allow all", "OK" or similar, so Nope can never agree to cookies on your behalf. WORKS ON THE SITES YOU USE • Handles the most widely used consent tools, plus about 1,000 site-specific rules. • For sites without a rule, Nope looks for a reject button itself. QUICK FIXES • Banner still showing? Click "Report it" in the popup. You see exactly what is sent (the site's name, never the full address) before you send it. • Fixes reach everyone within a day, without waiting for a store update. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Nothing you browse leaves your device. No analytics, no tracking, no data sold, ever. • The only request Nope makes on its own is a daily download of its public rules file. • Open source: every line of code is public at github.com/malmardi/nope ALSO • The toolbar icon shows what happened on each site: green for rejected, blue for hidden, orange if a banner slipped through. • A counter shows how many banners Nope has rejected and roughly how much clicking it has saved you. • Turn Nope off on any site with one switch. • Follows your system's light or dark mode. Nope is built by Mamoun Mardini, PhD, independent researcher, on top of DuckDuckGo's open-source autoconsent library.
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