Cookieless
Chrome extension | Quiet by default | Local-first

Make cookie banners smaller, quieter, and safer for real sites.

Cookieless rejects supported banners, hides the rest visually, and saves broken-site reports only when the user explicitly clicks the report action.

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Popup promise

One clear status card. One pause button. One optional report action.

Cookieless keeps the toolbar popup simple so users do not need to choose between troubleshooting actions they do not understand.

  • Recommended, Hide only, and Stronger reject modes
  • Per-site pause or resume for fast recovery
  • Reporting is optional and user-initiated
Quiet handling

Reject supported banners and hide the rest.

Cookieless starts with the least disruptive path instead of pretending to accept everything for the user.

Fast recovery

Pause any site in one click.

If a site breaks or feels off, the popup gives one obvious recovery control instead of a wall of buttons.

Optional support reporting

Report broken sites only when you choose.

The first report shows a disclosure, and submissions send only the current page URL and diagnostic data needed for support triage.

Screenshots

Current product views

Latest release
Cookieless popup overview
Simple consumer popup with clear mode names and one optional report action.
Quiet cookie handling example
Quiet page handling that prioritizes site safety over overreaching automation.
Optional report flow example
Broken-site reports are sent only when the user explicitly chooses to report.
Per-site pause example
Pause a site immediately if Cookieless gets in the way.
Local-first Cookieless summary
Local-first browsing with optional user-initiated support reporting.
Publish-ready URLs

Use this site for the Chrome Web Store homepage and privacy policy.

Homepage URL: https://stiliyan-dev.github.io/cookieless/

Privacy policy URL: https://stiliyan-dev.github.io/cookieless/privacy-policy.html

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