Yesssss :D I can finally get rid of those anoying cookie warnings from most websites! I want to give it 6 stars :)

This add on is everything i have been dreaming of. Not sure how the report cookie message option is supposed to work though. Just seems to open a blank page, anyway hopefully there getting reported but everything else on this addon is absolutely awesome.

First, this extension works as well as I need it to, so it performs up to expectations and I thus recommend it. I used to use the "Minimal Consent" (MC) extension, for the purposes this extension also proffers, but after reviewing the data collection practices on MC's privacy policy, I removed it immediately. Instead, for similar functionality, I use and recommend this extension. I very much appreciate any software package (including browser add-ons) that respect users' privacy and do not collect unnecessary data on them. These two facts make me highly recommend this extension! @Kiko: Thank you for your efforts and respecting your users!

That is a great extension, but how can I install it on android? AFAIK it's supposed to be available on this platform?

Edit: thanks for your reply, that sucks from Mozilla, but I appreciate your time.

F*CK AVAST!

Blockiert keine Google Cookie Warnung mehr.Ich hoffe da kommt noch ein update.Sonst so nicht mehr zu empfehlen.

There are a couple extensions I will always use, but if I could only pick one to ever use again, it's this one without a doubt. One of my biggest pet peves when browsing the web is a giant pop-up telling me I need to agree to their cookie policy to continue reading. This extension gets rid of those obnoxious pop-ups. It works silently in the background and has never failed me yet. Good stuff.

Great extension to auto accept the cookie messages.
Any chance to get this extension available for Firefox on Android devices? This would be great.

I use this extension from the very beginning and it saved me a lot of time in clicking useless warnings.

Hi Dev,

I understand that the extension's code can be extracted and read but I believe it's still better for the community to review and discuss about it. A GitHub repo will do. Thanks

Unfortunately it only VALIDATE EVERYTHING instead of rejecting everything. Not really consumer-friendly.