Data Privacy Agent

Rejects cookie consent walls — and reclaims the free reject the page tried to hide.

Data Privacy Agent says no to cookie banners for you — automatically, in any language, using only four browser permissions, each doing one visible job. Every site greets you with a banner engineered to wear you down: "Accept all" bright and instant, the refusal buried two menus deep or missing entirely. This extension does the refusing, so pages just open. It rejects banners on 200+ consent platforms with no clicking. Where a site hides the free "Reject" behind a "manage options" maze, it walks the maze and says no for you — the part ad blockers don't do. When a site offers no way to refuse at all, or asks you to pay to refuse, it tells you honestly and shows you your rights instead of pretending. And a click on the toolbar icon lists the ad-tech companies on the current page — scanned only at that moment, never in the background. No account. No ads. No "acceptable tracking" exceptions. Nothing about you to sell — removing tracking is the entire product. Your browsing history and page content never leave your browser; the small usage counters that exist are anonymous, and coverage reporting is opt-in and off by default. Cookie banners change constantly, so coverage ships as data: when a site changes its banner, the fix usually reaches you within hours, with no store update. The extension itself updates weekly. Detection is built on the open-source Consent-O-Matic engine from Aarhus University, extended with our own rules. Data Privacy Agent is run by an independent designer-developer. If a banner slips past, the report button in the popup goes straight to the person who writes the rules — misses are usually fixed the same week. (Pro, optional and in alpha, files data-deletion requests with the trackers detected on your pages. The rejection above is free and stays free.)