Consent-O-Matic
Automatic handling of GDPR consent forms
superagent fills out cookie consent forms based on your preferences, saving you time and letting you take control of your privacy.
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Super Agent's mission is to make privacy simple, by giving power to users to decide if and how they want to be tracked and ensure that their options are automatically applied with no effort.
We're all tired of complex cookie consent pop-ups that are hard to read, understand and navigate. Oftentimes, we just click accept to quickly get to the content. With Super Agent, you can now choose your preferences once and, for every supported website, this extension will automatically consent to your preferences for you.
We split optional cookies into three categories: Advertising, Functional and Performance.
We automatically opt out of cookies that are not clearly within any of these categories, and let you control the remaining three.
Super Agent is free for the first 40 pop ups a week. The “unlimited” version costs 1.19$€ a month or 11,99$€ a year. A lifetime license of 29.99$€ is also available.
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Automatic handling of GDPR consent forms
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worth it, bought it
Przydatne ale czasem działa wolno.
Used to be a regular user from the very release of this extension. Unfortunately, even if understandable, the developer has introduced a paywall whilst enshittyfying the product. Please give your support to "Consent-O-Matic" instead, a free open-source extension that does what you'd like "superagent" to do, maintained and supported by passionate privacy researchers at Aarhus University. It's clear to me where priorities lie here, user privacy & anti-tracking jeopardised for personal gain and pretty UX.
Super app to have
The popup blocker now gives me popups.
It's awful. I am signed in and I bought a lifetime membership. It doesn't recognise that I am signed in and I won't let me sign in as it doesn't recognise my password. I even have a record of the code they sent when I signed up.
Good, albeit with a Pay Wall, though I think their more precise and granular, manual upkeeping approach is better suited for my needs than the uBlock or Not interested in Cookies, block all or accept all approach and I think 30$ for lifetime Access in our annually recurring subscription milking only economy is actually a pretty decent and fair deal (should they keep their promises and not go defunct, which a lot of software companies seemingly don't). Personally, I would change the free uses per month to a hundred or at the very least 50. And also remove your annoying unsolicited spam of opening new Tabs on your own asking for donations.
once in a while it opens their website randomly. booo. super distracting and annoying
The product did and still works well and I didn't even necessarily mind them switching to a paid model to support development, but their pricing is ridiculous for what this does. The value is simply not there. A free, academic run alternative called Consent-O-Matic does the same thing with no cost and I've switched to that. I have too many subscriptions in my life already and what they're asking for a simple automated button clicker doesn't work for me.
Paid service, just find a free one instead