Cookie Popup Blocker

Get rid of annoying cookie popups without agreeing to the terms

What is Cookie Popup Blocker?

Cookie Popup Blocker is a Chrome extension that automatically removes annoying cookie popups without agreeing to the terms. It focuses on the most aggressive popups that block page content until you agree. You can exclude specific websites and it's open source on GitHub.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2024-05-09

By: http://cookiepopupblocker.com

Users: 395

Rating: 2.67 (3)

Version: 0.0.3 (Last updated: 2021-06-16)

Creation date: 2021-05-19

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
activeTab

Size: 447.49K

Email: na*****@semicolon.io

URLs: Website

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Cookie Popup Blocker automatically removes annoying cookie popups that appear when you visit a page without agreeing to the terms.

This package does not maintain a big white list and basically focuses on the most aggressive cookie popups that block the page with a full page popup needing you to agree before being able to view and scroll the content.

In case Cookie Popup Blocker incorrectly removes part of the page, you can exclude the website from being processed by opening the extension popup and clicking Exclude This Website.

This is an open source product and you can find the source code on github at: https://github.com/n4cr/cookiepopupblocker

You can also follow me on twitter @n4cr.

User reviews

Unfortunately, this extension blocks useful content of many websites. It is a shame, I'd really appreciate an extension like this if it was functional.

Bernardo Lansing, 2022-01-27

Blocks Javascript popups. But it also Blocks Popups you might want. For example amazons detail view of pics, or floating headers of websites, or google images showing details of the clicked image. Making it short: It breaks the web more then fixing it.