Works pretty well, and the few sites it doesn't, one can easily submit a report from the extension IIRC. Donate a coffee to the developer peeps. Their time is worth something. :-)

Functionality wise it works well and simple. But it made some websites terribly slow such as amazon.de, willhaben.at. I hope this gets fixed. For now I am uninstalling as the slowdown is a dealbreaker.

Excellente extension. devrait être obligatoire.
Énorme défaut : elle ne fonctionne pas sous Android, ce qui serait indispensable, vue la taille des messages de cookies

Potentially a fantastic addon, but in use it seems to really slow down FireFox on all platforms.

Get this issue resolved and your onto a winner, likely up there with some of the most popular.

Until then, it's on ice.

Indeed, this extension has lots of potential.
But the very big downside is that it noticeably slows down Firefox. I use Windows, MacOs and Ubuntu on three different machines and this happens on each computer i use, no matter the configuration.

just super convenient, easy to switch on/off on a per website basis and recognizes more cookie banners than ninja cookie

There's definitely some kinks to iron out but the devs are very responsive and overall the resulting experience is very good.

Be careful: Please read the privacy policy! The addons collects usage data.
If your are serious about privacy maybe choose another add-on.

There are 2 things keeping this from 5 stars. One is that I constantly have to log back in to it, instead of it holding my log in for a certain time frame. 2nd is that it can sometimes be slow with disposing of the cookie popup windows. Other than, it's a great extension.

popups not detected
(clear the cookies 1st in your browser before test)
for example the cookies messages of the site
https://www.thomann.de/


same problem with the addon "Auto Cookie Optout"

EDIT: to answer the developper:
No www.thomann.de has still the same problem, so i don't know how you test your algorithm recognition.

I constantly encounter websites unsupported by the add-on, and it seems like the the report button doesn't work for me. I've reported several websites (more than a dozen) by selecting "Report Problem", "I still have cookie pop-ups", and I click send. But when I look in my super-agent options, it says "You haven't reported any websites yet."

Let me know if I'm actually doing something wrong, and I'll happily adjust this review and rating.

EDIT: I've corresponded a bit with the developer about this issue. They were very nice. It seems like my reports are most likely being received, even though I can't see them. And they've added support for all the sites that I've reported. I still can't see my reports, but I guess I can just submit them by email. I might give 4.5 stars if I could, but I think it's more fair to round up than down here.

Very useful add-on! Is the new "Legitimate Interest" option also taken care off by opting-out with this process?

Useful addon, besides saving time accepting cookies, it allows to Waterfox Classic (FF56) to skip unresponsive cookies prompts. Some pages seems to require a 2nd refresh.

I no longer see the cookie dialogs but a side effect is that now my browser always wants to auto scroll to the bottom of web pages. (Presumably because that's where the offending element is in the DOM). It would be nice to auto scroll back up or something. Examples: espn.com, nba.com

Very handy extension to save you the headache/grinning face of clicking on cookie banners! I'm using it across my browsers and devices. Would highly recommend!

This extension feels underbaked. I liked that you could select which type of cookies to accept so I switched from the I Don't Care About Cookies extension to Super Agent. Just in the past hour or two, I've run into two websites where Super Agent didn't detect their cookie prompts. Needs a single-click reporting feature for websites where the cookie prompt isn't caught by the extension.