AllOff von fezcode

A minimal Firefox/Chrome WebExtension that switches off every advertiser
consent toggle on the current page with one click.


Clicking Disable all consent toggles in the popup injects a small script
into the active tab (and every frame it has permission for). The script:

1. Finds all enabled, checked input[role="switch"] and
   input[type="checkbox"] elements.
2. Clicks each one so the site's own handlers run. If the click is swallowed,
   it forces the input off through the native checked setter and dispatches
   input/change events so frameworks like React notice.
3. Repeats up to 6 passes, pausing between toggles and passes, because consent
   UIs often re-render while you interact with them.

The popup then reports how many toggles were switched off and how many are
still on.

Nothing runs in the background — the extension only acts on the page where and
when you click the button (activeTab + scripting permissions only, no host
permissions, no data collection).


Chrome / Edge

1. Open chrome://extensions.
2. Enable Developer mode.
3. Click Load unpacked and select this folder.
4. Chrome may warn about the browser_specific_settings key — that key is for
   Firefox and is safe to ignore.

Firefox (142+)

1. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.
2. Click Load Temporary Add-on… and select manifest.json in this folder.
3. Temporary add-ons are removed when Firefox restarts; reload it the same way.

1. Open the site's consent / privacy settings page (e.g. the HBO Max consent
   dialog).
2. Click the AllOff toolbar icon.
3. Click Disable all consent toggles.
4. If the page has a "Save" / "Confirm choices" button, click that yourself —
   the extension only flips the toggles.

Zip manifest.json, popup/, and icons/ with the manifest at the archive
root and forward-slash entry paths, then upload to
addons.mozilla.org. Validate first
with npx addons-linter <zip>.

• With only activeTab, cross-origin consent iframes (some CMPs such as
  Sourcepoint host the dialog on their own domain) cannot be scripted. Frames
  on the page's own origin work.
• Browser-internal pages (chrome://, about:, extension stores) cannot be
  scripted.
• It flips all checkboxes/switches that are on, not just advertising ones —
  intended for use on consent pages, where that is exactly what you want.