Cookie Away

Rejects cookie banners for you, including the ones that hide Reject behind a settings screen.

Tired of hitting "Accept all" on every cookie banner just to get to the page? Cookie Away says no for you, automatically. When a page shows a consent banner, Cookie Away finds it and clicks the reject option. If there isn't one (common on news sites), it opens the settings, clicks "Reject all" or "Object all", switches off whatever is still on, and saves. If even that fails, it leaves the banner alone, or accepts it if you'd rather not see it at all. You choose. How it finds banners • Dedicated rules for 27 of the most widely used consent management platforms • For everything else, it recognises consent banners by their wording, in about 20 languages • Optional: Jev by TypeSafe can read banners it doesn't understand (off by default, needs your own API key) Careful by design • It checks that every click actually closed the banner • It never clicks a link that takes you to another page, and it never clicks "subscribe" to get past a pay-or-accept wall • If a banner keeps coming back, it pauses on that site for 24 hours instead of getting stuck in a reload loop • Turn it off for any site from the popup Private No account, no server, no analytics. Settings stay on your device. The only thing that ever leaves your browser is the banner text sent to Jev, and only if you switch Jev on. Open source under the MIT license: https://github.com/upstrategylab/cookie-away Found a banner it can't handle? Open an issue with the URL.