Remove Cookie Banners

Get rid of annoying notification banners on websites.

Remove Cookie Banners - Chrome Extension for a Peaceful Browsing

'Remove Cookie Banners' is a Chrome extension designed to enhance user experience by removing annoying cookie banners, pop-up notifications and 'Please disable your adblocker' alerts. It works by analyzing site HTML data and intelligently hiding unnecessary communication. The extension provides an option to be disabled on a per-site basis should the need arise, providing a cleaner, serene browsing experience.

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Extension stats

By: Ceni Apps

Users: 2,000+

-1,000

Rating: 3.29

(35)

Version: 3.70 (Last updated: 2022-05-25)

Creation date: 2020-06-13

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>
http://*/*
https://*/*
storage
activeTab
tabs

Size: 215.04K

Email: ce*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 18,673 ▼ 2,318

Other rankings

#1023 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 38 #63 in remove keyword 28 ▲ 2 #64 in cookie keyword 57 #300 in notification keyword 18 ▲

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Hide those obnoxious cookie notification banners!

Everyone knows what cookies are, so why do most websites demand that we see a cookie notification banner? This extension will hide them so you can browse the web in peace. GDPR or CCPA? Ban those banners!

It also hides other annoying notification banners, such as full-page email signup windows that popup on top of the page content. Super annoying!

If you use an ad-blocker, this extension will even hide many of those annoying "Please disable your adblocker on our page" notifications that hide the content.

After installing Remove Cookie Banners, you'll finally have a peaceful web browsing experience where you can focus on the content, not annoying and useless notifications covering the content you're trying to read.

The extension can easily be disabled on a per-site basis in case anything goes wrong (and the setting will be remembered in future visits). Temporarily disabling it will also let you see what obnoxious notifications were hidden by the extension... no reload necessary.

Just click "Add to Chrome," then visit your favorite website and notice how clean and peaceful the web is again!

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Effectively removes cookie banners on most websites
Great conceptual design and works as intended
User-friendly for some, handling annoying EU cookie regulations
Some users found it worked perfectly without issues
Users appreciate the overall purpose of removing distractions

Cons

Significantly slows down website loading times
Causes some websites to become unusable or unresponsive
Breaks certain functionality, like text boxes and clickable links
Inconsistent performance; only works on some websites
May interfere with other important elements on web pages

Most mentioned

Slows down web page loading
Breaks functionality on some websites
Works effectively at removing cookie banners
Causes issues with specific websites like Reddit
Users have experienced infinite reload loops

User reviews

Sometimes it's out of reach for what an applet can manage, like the applet being suspected by a algorithm in the page. Honestly, I think the code is moderately, the code does manage getting rid of annoying banners a great deal of times. Though I think the code is somewhat too straight forward. Maybe you could also look for css rules like opacity or blur and scroll-behaviour. Furthermore, you could make tests in the code like randomly test in the page if links are clickable or not. You get the picture. But your app helps a great deal, though.