CookieC

Checks cookies before and after consent to see if websites respect your privacy preference.

Cookie banners are supposed to respect your choice. CookieC checks whether they actually do. Every time a site shows a consent banner, CookieC quietly runs an audit: it looks at the cookies that fired before you answered, then the cookies present after your choice — and tells you, in plain language, whether the site respected your privacy or tracked you anyway. What you get • A clear verdict for the site you're on — "respects your 'no'" or "tracks you anyway." • A before‑vs‑after breakdown of exactly which cookies fired, grouped by type (tracking vs required) with each cookie's category and the company behind it. • An Audit Report of every site you've visited, split into those respecting and those not respecting your privacy, with a simple compliance chart. • Detection of consent banners in 25 languages (all official EU languages plus Norwegian). • Optional one‑click tracker blocking on sites that ignore your choice (beta). Private by design • Works entirely on your device. Your results stay in your browser. • No account. No IP address. No personal data. • Nothing is shared unless you opt in to "Be a CookieC Auditor." If you do, CookieC contributes only site names, cookie names, your banner choice, and audit activity — tied to a random, anonymous Auditor ID — to help build public Audit Records showing which websites respect our privacy and which don't. You can turn this off at any time.