CookieGuard

Actually rejects cookie banners. Real opt-out, 100% local.

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Actually rejects cookie banners. Real opt-out, 100% local.

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Stop clicking 'Reject'. CookieGuard automatically rejects non-essential cookies on consent banners — true rejection, not just hiding. 100% local, zero tracking.

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Hi PH! Solo dev here. Cookie banners exist because the law says you must get a real choice - so CookieGuard makes the real choice for you: it presses the genuine "Reject all" button (or the consent platform's own API), instead of hiding the banner like most blockers do. Hiding changes nothing legally; pressing registers the opt-out. Under the hood: 27 consent platforms detected by name, a 224-phrase / 35-language fallback for unknown banners, and the GPC do-not-sell signal on every page. It verifies the banner is actually gone, and can remember your per-site choice - locally, only the hostname and your action, clearable anytime. Privacy stance, consistent with the product: no account, no analytics, no telemetry, nothing uploaded. The extension never accepts cookies on your behalf. Free: 40 rejections a week and every detection feature. Pro ($19.9 lifetime or $11.99/year) adds unlimited rejections and per-site defaults. I'll be here all day - ask me anything, including "isn't pressing buttons for people ethically weird?" (fair question, happy to argue.)

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