no longer free

Never charge for something that used to be free.

Used to be free and perfect, but now the developer just chases money with a crappy subscription model, making this plugin completely useless now. Sad to see.

The fact that there is a forever licence is a good option, but not for 30 bucks. Maybe if that was 2.99 I'd consider it.

you expect me to pay for stuff that can be done through ublock for free?
yah! that uninstall addon button comes real handy thanks.

Subscription business model slop. Boo. I would have purchased it if it was single-payment, developers have gone mad with subscriptions. Boo. Switching to Consent-O-Matic.

Suddenly started charging a ridiculous rate for what was free. It is one thing to charge for your work - it is another thing entirely to suddenly switch to a paid model with zero transparency. The website for this extension doesn't mention anywhere that it is NOT FREE, nor does the extension page on the store. I will no longer be using this as a result

Update: the developer waited almost 2 weeks since my review, updated both this extension's store page and their website, and they've now posted a response claiming I was wrong. But neither place mentioned pricing (or "not free") when I originally posted. The pricing on the website is buried in the FAQs page, so technically it is there (as of now). Claiming that you informed customers of the business model change by putting in a pop-up that asks for money is not most people's idea of being transparent (compare that to a pop-up that warns me for several months in advance that you'll start charging)

Annoying pop up since newest update

Just spams people for donations

Worked well for months, now starting to charge for it. using Consent-O-Matic instead witch is free and Open Source

Used to be free and decided to swap to subscription based. Does not advertise that it is sub based.

Doesn't work unless you pay. Consent-o-matic does the same as this plugin but works on more sites, is free and open-source.

This USED to be a free plugin. Sadly, the developer has decided to chase money and remove all utility from the free version, with it only working "up to 3 times a day", otherwise asking for ~$10 per month. So, instead I will be uninstalling.

If you are reading this and haven't enabled automatic updates for plugins, then MAKE SURE TO DISABLE THEM!.

Louis Rossmann was right.

Oh, thinking of making a funtune off "donations" then made very little, turns on the pay wall and blame others for not being nice.
How standard.
Leave.
Now.

Automatically opens intrusive pop up asking you to subscribe before working on more than three pages. Please don't make people pay for features that used to work for free.

Didn't do a ton for me to begin with, then popped up and asked for a subscription after saving me... 1.8 minutes of my time (apparently it kept track).

EDIT: Removed because it kept giving repeated popups. You aren't saving me time with cookies if I'm spending that time again dealing with your own popups.

This is a scam. They want you to pay for the extension after a while you have used it. Don't bother to install it. I will UNINSTALL it immediately!

Unfortunately, slows Youtube in particular to a crawl, which makes it hard to recommend atm. I do hope this gets sorted out eventually because the concept is great.

Does not recognize any popups in the Finnish language

Privacy...

If you're going to anonymously do something you DON'T need a my email to set up an account.

You're either doing this as a public service or you're hiding something nefarious.

Just NO!

And there is it is - the first THREE a day are free after that, they're dipping in your pocket.

And this isn't a difficult thing to implement if the community built a database these annoying, non-standard dodges around the idiotic EU Cookie law. This is what happens when bureaucrats design a law without actually consulting with privacy experts (or any experts in regards of this example).

---- EDIT

"Hi, The extension is free for Firefox, it also doesn't require an email to set up. So this review simply makes no sense whatsoever."

That right... allow me to QUOTE the FAQ [URL REMOVED] highlight mine.

" We don’t store any personal data except for your *e-mail address* which we use only to verify your account and to synchronize your preferences across devices.

(So it does need an email...)

AND

"Super Agent is free for the first 3 pop ups a day. The “unlimited” version costs 1.19$€ a month or 11,99$€ a year. A 29.99$€ forever option will be available soon."

So someone is telling fibs, I'm simply quoting from the developer's OWN SITE.

AND

"We don’t store any personal data *except for your e-mail address* which we use only to verify your account and to synchronize your preferences across devices. "

AND

"... [I]nformation may be transferred to — and maintained on — computers located outside of Your state, province, country or other governmental jurisdiction where the data protection laws may differ than those from Your jurisdiction. Your consent to this Privacy Policy followed by Your submission of such information represents Your agreement to that transfer."

AND SO ON... Sure, this is boilerplate but it covers the company's rear, not ours.

And you don't need a central server to do this. Fingerprinting is quite sufficient to ID these Javascript devices, a central server is just a way to make sure we're "customers".

Three a day. Give me a break.