Options explained

• Opt-In (default): this is the default choice that will be applied to any website. Turn it on if you want (or need) to accept all the cookies of that website. Leave it off if you want to reject all cookies when possible.
• Opt-In (website): this overrides the above setting only for the current website. Useful if you want to refuse all cookies when possible but need to accept the cookies to make a specific website work.
• Allow auto-click: the extension will try to click the respective “Opt In/Accept All” button or the “Opt Out/Refuse All” button (when present, and it’s actually illegal not to have it, at least under GDPR).
• Allow cookie injection: if a button is not present, this will try to save a cookie with the correct choice. You might need to reload the page to see the effects.

Clearing the cookies

Since cookies are persistent, you might not see the effect of your choice immediately after changing one of the extension settings.

For example, if you accepted the cookies for a website and now you want to reject all of them, you either have to use that website cookie consent settings (good luck finding it), or just clear the cookies for the website and make your choice again, using the “Clear cookies and reload” button.

Update the rules

The extension uses Mozilla’s https://github.com/mozilla/cookie-banner-rules-list, which is updated once in a while. If you want to be sure of pulling the latest version, click the “Update rules” button.

Something not working?

You can either choose to open an Issue on GitHub, add the option to the https://github.com/mozilla/cookie-banner-rules-list if you have the technical knowledge, or simply make a custom rule for yourself.

To do that, you can click the “Select choice” button and then click on the default choice you want to make for the current website. Keep in mind that the extension simply remembers the first item you tap, so at the moment it’s easier if you click on “Accept All” than the “Manage or Reject cookies” that opens a second menu. I‘m trying to figure out a solution to this problem.

Sync preferences

If you use the same browser on multiple device (e.g.: Google Chrome on Windows and Google Chrome on Android) the preferences should automatically sync between your devices (if you are logged in with the same account).

The extension permissions aren’t configured properly

To fix this, you should right click on the extension, and set the permission to work on all websites.

Right Click on Extension > This Can Read and Change Data > On All Sites