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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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Doesn't work on every site. Limited use. When it does work, the popups still come up they just disappear again, you still have to wait. Sometimes this extension opens a random tab in my browser to remind me that it exists and ask if I want to upgrade - I have found no way to stop this.
Super easy to set up, no ads, defo has saved me a lot of time!
works 90% of the time its freeee. works for 40 uses. wich works for most users not on constant new sites. fair prices if you want to go or try unlimited
it used to be great.. now its ok. I don't want to see a superagent banner every time it updates. Also I don't want to sign in or sign up! Please avoid the annoying banner distraction- this extension is supposed to remove distractions not add them :(
You have gone against the principles of the free Internet, and you are no better than the gribs that shove cookies down our throats. I rather go back to manually declining cookies than having this adware. Not like it worked well in the first place, it was rather slow at times.
Very useful extension, as a free product I should probably have guessed it would be taken away and money demanded for what was free to this point. The march of enshittification continues. Disappointing lack of ethics. Next I dare say you'll sell whatever data you've gleaned about me to advertisers or other equally unprincipled people, I had better cut my losses now and uninstall before this turns into full-on spyware, if it's not already too late.
Super useful love it!
This is a great extension. You don’t realize how much it’s doing for you…until it’s gone! When it switched to a paid model with the free plan limited to 3 sites a day (now 40), browsing without it was painful. I tried a few alternatives, but nothing worked as well. The transition to paid was a bit bumpy, but the developer listened and raised the free tier limits, which I appreciate. I like supporting small devs who build tools with tangible benefits, and this one delivers. If cookie pop-ups drive you nuts like they do me, I recommend giving it a try.
While the extension was nice for removing cookie prompts, the new change to the subscription model being shoved in your face and prompting to buy is very annoying. Same with the limits now when using it for free. I enjoyed how the extension used to be so seamless, but now it's trying too hard to get me to pay when it isn't made clear *why* it's necessary to pay now when it wasn't before. They says getting prompted to buy it every 2 weeks isn't spamming, when to me that very much is an extra annoyance since you can't even turn off that prompt in any settings, which is spam. Does each cookie block cost the developer money? Or is this a new arbitrary regression just to try and make money by making the extension worse to free users? If the extension started out as something that very obviously necessary to pay for the features that would make sense, but for all the people that already had it installed for a long time this is painful and might prompt me to remove it now.
We all hate cookie pop ups, this app hates them for you, works most of the time and the free plan is great value.