This just doesn't seem to work anywhere. I even upgraded to pro to test and had no luck. Cookie popups and banners persist on almost every site I visit.

They absolutly wasted my time. After installing the extension a new tab with a first setup guide opened. After 8 PAGES of setup bullshit they come with the information that this extension limits its BASIC and ONLY function of handling cookie banners to *40* times a day. WTF!?

It's fine to ask for a donation, what is not fine is making it a subscription for no reason whatsoever. What is also not fine AT ALL is pissing me off by just opening a new tab whenever I search something up and showing me a page begging for said subscription, which is 1000x more annoying than any cookie popup. If I say no the first time I'm not gonna change my mind after you keep pissing me off.

Easy uninstall.

The add-on works great. You barely notice that it's there!

Great, very helpful. Purchased the lifetime subscription

Bravo to the Dev Team, which I hope understands sarcasm and sees an opportunity to improve when it's in simple English.

I don't mind asking for a donation - I had an option on my projects too, and I still intend to keep. But the difference is, only if required for good, and for real I cannot run the project on my own.

Anyhow, the annoying and disruptive load of donation page with this as the value add to my life highlighted in it-

"So far, we’ve saved you 0 clicks

about 0 minutes of your time!"

What am I supporting again Sir- nothingness under the name of superagent?

It MIGHT work really well. I'll never know since they want you to pay and login. On top of which they only (allegedly) offer ''40 free goes''. Which they don't do: On my first use, it says I've used 36 of my 40 free goes.
DREADFUL since there are plenty of absolutely free and efficient ones.

Nice and useful extension.

Love this extension. Used the free version for a while and now paid for the lifetime subscription.

People leaving 1-star reviews: expecting software this good for free for life isn't realistic. When something is free usually the product is you and your data. I am happy to pay for this to support the developers who have to actively maintain not only the popup list but also the dom elements and popup delays since cookie popups are not standardized.

Paywalls never get support from me.

great add on and sad i didnt find this one sooner. am not too bugged to pay for it, since its helped me get rid of those daily frustration with endless popups. works amazingly both on desktop and phone app. thanks!

They added a nag popup to the extension that is supposed to reduce the amount of pop-ups you see. It's cool if you want to charge for your software, but randomly adding intrusive pop-ups (which fully take you away from your tab on mobile btw) is not great

no longer free