Cookie Policy Rejector

Refuses every cookie banner before you see it. Or approves them all. Either way, you never see one again.

Refuses every cookie banner before you see it. Or approves them all. Either way, you never see one again. Cookie Policy Rejector answers cookie consent banners for you, before they appear on screen. By default it says no: it presses "Reject all", "Only necessary", "Ablehnen", "Tout refuser" and their equivalents in about 25 languages. Prefer to say yes? Switch to Approve mode and it accepts everything instead. HOW IT WORKS • Refuse mode (default): presses the reject button. If the first layer has no reject button, it opens the settings layer and rejects or unticks everything there. • Approve mode: presses "Accept all", "Allow all" and the like. • Never seen: banners from known consent platforms are hidden by a stylesheet that loads before the page, so they never appear. Unknown banners are found the moment they are inserted and hidden before the next frame. • No way to refuse? If a notice is info-only or a pay-or-consent wall, Refuse mode hides it without answering. No consent is given, and the page stays usable. NEVER PRESSES THE WRONG THING Policy links, "Learn more", vendor lists and paywall exits such as "Reject all and subscribe", "Subscribe now" or "Log in" are on a never-press list. Sign-in and newsletter dialogs that mention cookies are left alone. IN YOUR CONTROL • Pause on any site with one click. • The toolbar badge shows how many banners were answered on the current tab, or OFF when paused. • A lifetime counter of banners you never saw. COVERAGE 48 rules for known consent platforms, including OneTrust, Cookiebot, Didomi, Usercentrics, Sourcepoint, InMobi (Quantcast), TrustArc, Google Funding Choices, Osano, CookieYes, Complianz, iubenda and consentmanager. A generic detector handles everything else, including banners inside shadow DOM and consent iframes. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No network requests. No analytics. No account. • Your settings stay in your browser's local storage. Nothing leaves your browser. WHY IT NEEDS ACCESS TO ALL SITES Cookie banners can appear on any website, so the extension has to run on every page to find the banner and press the right button. It only looks for consent banners and never stores or sends page content. GOOD TO KNOW • A banner that first appears more than about 30 seconds after the page loads is not watched for. • Pay-or-consent walls cannot be refused. Refuse mode hides them unanswered; Approve mode accepts them. Matte black, one massive white X, nothing rounded. In Approve mode the X turns into a check.