CookieBlock

Automatically enforces cookie consent preferences to protect your privacy on any website you visit.

Total ratings for CookieBlock

3.57 (Rating count: 21)

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Pros

Easy to use
Works without slowing the browser
Can whitelist specific sites
Automatically deletes unnecessary cookies

Cons

Can break functionality of some websites
Removes too many essential cookies
Does not provide clear control over settings
Uninstalling requires survey completion

Most mentioned

Blocks/Deletes cookies
Breaks some websites
Ability to whitelist exceptions

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Recent reviews for CookieBlock

Recent rating average: 3.50

All time rating average: 3.57

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24% (5)

Date	Author	Comment
2023-10-19	Awe	Best one. I see some comments complaining that this extension breaks some webpages. YES, exactly, because those webpages don't comply with what you choose to do with their cookies. Anyway, don't worry if it breaks something, you can white list specific sites or pause the add on for a while.
2023-06-10	Firefox user 17530236
2022-12-23	Laconia
2022-11-03	stop5
2022-06-22	Firefox user 17461403
2022-04-12	JustAnotherGeek	This extension is a piece of garbage. I can block into 6 site if it's for subscribing for 4 per month! And for uninstalling, you ask for complete your survey to proceed to uninstall? Bye!
2022-04-12	Juan Simón	It corrupts sites like Gmail, even putting it in the exceptions list.
2022-04-12	Firefox user 14928699
2022-04-10	¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2022-04-07	IgotaBONGO	Don't get me wrong: I do like the general idea of this extension. I mean, with Gorhills uB, uM as default and Cookie Delete as top up, my use case is obvious. Using this extension for a while though, did not leave me convinced. The (settings) interface doesn't give me the idea I can see what it does, nor that I can "control" it. I admit this might be my personal quirk, being a relic from before mindless, overrated "user convenience" days. However, I also recognise what another user wrote here: of course there are always false positives and negatives with "guestimation" and "assumption". But I too have been trying to do things, and failed., in the end turning out it being this extension that blocked it. And due to its earlier mentioned "extreme convenience" it is not clear, nor gives an indication what/ that it is the problem. Bottom line: great idea, great concept, needs a bit of tinkering probably.

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