Cookie Cutter

Auto-reject non-essential cookies, hide consent popups, block Google login nags and notification prompts

Tired of clicking "Reject All" on every website? Cookie Cutter handles it for you. What it does: Cookie Cutter automatically handles cookie consent popups using a 3-tier strategy: 1. Calls the website's own consent API to reject non-essential cookies — supporting all major consent management platforms and the industry-standard IAB TCF v2 framework 2. Finds and clicks "Reject All" or "Necessary Only" buttons — in 9 languages 3. If it can't safely reject, it hides the popup so you can browse in peace It never accepts all cookies. It always chooses the minimum necessary option. Extra blockers (opt-in): - Block "Sign in with Google" One Tap prompts - Block "Allow notifications?" permission requests These are off by default — enable them in the popup if you want them. Features: - Works on all websites automatically - Supports 20+ cookie consent platforms - Detects popups in 9 languages (EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, PT, PL, SV) - Per-site overrides — disable on specific sites - Activity log — see what was blocked and where - Three modes: Reject All, Hide Only, Ask Me - Manifest V3 — modern, efficient, privacy-respecting - No data collection, no analytics, no tracking - Fully open source How it works: Cookie Cutter injects a tiny content script on each page that checks for known cookie consent platforms. If it finds one, it calls the platform's own JavaScript API to reject non-essential cookies — the cleanest possible approach. For platforms without an API, it finds and clicks the reject button. As a last resort, it hides the popup via CSS. The extension badge shows you what happened: - Green ✓ = cookies rejected - Blue — = popup hidden - Yellow ! = cookie wall detected (site requires cookies)