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.
按已采集快照查看用户数变化。
展示最近 7 日窗口内已采集的评分快照,辅助判断近期评分是否稳定。
同口径展示 1 天、7 天、30 天的绝对增长与增长率。
查看发布时间、版本、支持语言、最近更新和抓取时间。
查看插件说明、主要功能和适用场景。
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.
Release notes:
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商店综合星级:3.9。下方星级分布只统计已同步评论正文;如果某个插件只有公开分数、没有真实评论正文,这里可能为空。
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Automatic handling of GDPR consent forms
Never see a GDPR cookie banner again. This extension automatically rejects all or accepts minimally required cookies.
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Save links to GoodLinks app.
Accepts necessary cookie policies for smooth website navigation, without deleting cookies.
Constant pop-ups since implementing changes to its payment plans. Another user review cites similar concerns, to which a Super Agent Dev responded “We show one pop up every two weeks informing the free limit was reached (40 sites a week).” I get shown a pop-up every single day when I open my browser, and occasionally a second random pop-up, which could only be the 40-sites-a-week pop-up notice *if* a different page within the same website (and under the same domain) gets counted towards one's quota. Extension removed. Then re-installed in order to write this review. Will be removed again in favour of Consent-O-Matic. Gave one star instead of two because I'm not entirely convinced that the extension worked—or only did so sporadically—since I still found myself manually denying consent on some websites, even though it should be illegal to be forced to do this 40,000 times for so-called "legitimate interest" third-party muthafckers whose option buttons are turned on by default. As a society, we should be moving away from simply assuming consent has been given, now matter how turned on one appears.
Works like a charm. Been using the free version for a while and now i paid for the lifetime plan and have no regrets.
Very helpful. It doesn't work on all websites, but it does on the majority I visit where it saves a lot of nitpicking box ticking. Super quick. Highly recommended.
Heaven forbid that someone ask users to pay a reasonably priced subscription fee for an excellent Chrome extension that for the most part, does what it says it will do (automatically handle cookie requests). And I have a suggestion for all of those people who are so offended at being asked to pay...... Stop. Using. It. No one is forcing you to use superagent, and I promise that your computer/mobile device will continue to work even if you delete it. As for the complaints about the pop-up messages from the developer, sending users a couple of pop-ups over the course of a couple of weeks hardly meets the definition of spamming. How about instead of being so over-the-top dramatic about the messages, people just uninstall the extension and move on with their lives? Anyway, I really like superagent because it's simple to set up and it does the job well. And to the team behind superagent, thank you for creating and maintaining it.
I've been using this extension for a very long time and it saves me a lot of hassle. I only received the pop-up about switching to a subscription model yesterday and I thought it was very fair. I don't know how it is we have come to live in a world where we expect other people to provide things for free. I came on here to leave a review because I realised I'd been using this free product and had not offered any gratitude for it. Then I saw all the negative reviews. Wow! I personally did not see the message in the pop-up as "review manipulation" at all but rather an honest statement that nobody can be expected to maintain something like this for free. The offer of a free month in return for a genuinely positive review is a way of giving the customer further time to evaluate the effectiveness of the product. To be fair, the message says: "If you feel superagent is a helpful extension, please consider leaving us a positive review." In other words, it is only asking for people who genuinely appreciate the extension to say so. It is not asking people to lie. My only concern about paying the lifetime subscription (having seen the reviews left in the past few days) is that there won't be enough people who genuinely appreciate the work that goes into this who will be prepared to pay for it and consequently the extension will be abandoned. I for one hope that this extension continues to be developed because I really appreciate it. Thank you. 🙏
Got a pop-up saying "If you feel superagent is a helpful extension, please consider leaving us a positive review. I'd be happy to offer you a free month if you do. Please email me at [email protected] to claim." Blatant review manipulation. Don't trust the average review score of this extension.
Works as intended, bait and switch subscription model ruins it. The extension I installed to avoid cookie popups is now spamming me with popups begging for me to pay for a service that I was already using for free.
Works as intended, bait and switch subscription model ruins it. The extension I installed to avoid cookie popups is now spamming me with popups begging for me to pay for a service that I was already using for free.
unbeliveably effective. it quicte simply works without any isses or prblems in the background handling all the idiotic cookie permission requests. I absolutely love it and have been recommending it to everyone.
Removing this extension. Was just asked to leave a positive review for a month free subscription in latest update. "If you feel superagent is a helpful extension, please consider leaving us a positive review. I'd be happy to offer you a free month if you do."