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:
查看最近评论和评分分布。
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.
A browser extension to give more context to Raycast
Community version of the extension `I don't care about cookies` (no Avast)
Save links to GoodLinks app.
Accepts necessary cookie policies for smooth website navigation, without deleting cookies.
Subscription based model
Switched to a subscription model and limited free functionality to three times a day, essentially making it unusable for normal web surfing. Looking for alternatives. EDIT: After an update, it now works ‘40 times a week,’ which is better, but still awful. On top of that, it opens a new tab and takes the focus from whatever you were doing every time you exceed that limit, just to advertise its paid service. Very annoying. I am flagging this extension as hostile and urge others to do the same.
Amazing tool no more annoying cookie consent questions! Highly recommend it!
The enshitification has begun. Features that were once free are now locked behind a monthly subscription, with prompts to pay for what used to be included for free. While a lifetime plan is offered, the bait-and-switch tactics make it hard to trust that it will truly remain valid in the future. On top of that, I don’t want to be forced to sign in, send data back to the developer, or hand over personal information just to use a simple browser extension. This used to be a great tool, but now it’s gone in the bin. What a shame.
I get that it's not free to create a extension that require the amount of maintenance that this does.. But first providing a free version and allowing your users to do part of your job (finding pages where it doesn't work) and then switch to a subscription seems a bit fishy...
Extension has switched to a subscription model and spammed me with tabs asking for money. That's not the way to handle this. Stop supporting the current version and offer a new version with a subscription if that's what you want to do. Don't pull a bait and switch. Uninstalled and switched to an open source alternative.
This extension does it's job really well. If you're happy to pay for the extension, which has both a subscription and a reasonably priced lifetime option, then this extension is fantastic and you should use it. It works on many (but not all) websites and makes browsing the web much easier. Otherwise if you aren't willing to part with your money, it might be better looking elsewhere for free options, although your experience may vary. The reason this is review is only 3 stars is because of the sudden switch to a paid model. I think it's a fair price and a reasonable ask for the time the developers have put in to give us a more convenient and safer internet, but it would have been nice to have some warning before the functionality of the free extension was stunted. This sudden switch up has me worried for the future of the extension. What else may change in the future without warning? Or what if the lifetime payment ends up being removed and requires a subscription because of a sudden change in policy? These are questions I wouldn't have had if there was prior warning before changes were implemented. EDIT: The developers have listened to the feedback and increased the free websites per day from 3 to 40, with a re-evaluation on the amount of free sites in the next year. Although my trust is still hurt, I do appreciate this change and I think it's a positive step in the right direction for clear communication in the future. I've changed my rating from 3 stars to 4 stars as a result.
One of the best applications for cookies, it solves most website issues. I highly recommend it.
Suddenly charging for the plugin, nahh.
Extremely useful! Worth every penny