Reviews for I don't care about cookies
I don't care about cookies by Kiko
536 reviews
- by Firefox user 13112466, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5Gocomics did something some days ago that caused this extension to hide all the comics. Took me awhile to find the trouble; adding gocomics.com to the exception list fixed the non-display issue, but now I have to click their cookie notice all the time. Otherwise, this thing rocks.
Developer response
posted 5 months agoThanks! I think gocomics will work fine again in the next version. - by Firefox user 12876143, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by advice, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5Excellent and very useful. I wish it become available on Firefox mobile as soon as possible.
- by Edward Grant II, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5I've tried many ways of bypassing cooky notices and this one is the best so far and it works !
- by FLeck1209, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by Firefox user 13945549, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by Firefox user 16277272, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by --- MaBo. ---, 6 months agoRated 2 out of 5... cant use N-TV.de ! CookieMessage fixed, but now, u cant see any NewsVideos, of u dont accept Cookies !
Developer response
posted 6 months agoI'll fix it, thanks. You can temporarily whitelist this website. - by NotCompatible, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by Schmurtz, 6 months agoRated 3 out of 5The EU regulation which many people criticize in these comments are a true progress in your own liberty and rights. I agree to said that the implementation is really bad on most of websites and there is something to do. But take the time to read carefully what is RGPD and what is changing with this regulation and you will see that it has been made for you, to protect you.
For the author, you really should precise what does it mean "I don't care about cookies" , does it mean that it click by default on "accept all" or "reject all". I think that it matter for all the users of this extension that probably (for some of them) take care to their privacy...Developer response
posted 6 months agoThanks for the review, Schmurtz!
Generally, I agree with you, users should know what the GDPR is all about. From i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu: "Please educate yourself about cookie related privacy issues and ways to protect yourself and your data..."
While privacy is important and the law is probably here because of us, somehow the implementation of that law is going terribly wrong. Nobody will ever find the time to read all the policies on a daily basis before accepting the policy of every visited website, especially users of this extension who mostly delete all privacy data automatically when closing the browser and are faced with the same policy acceptance pop-ups every day. It's just too much. So instead of user blindly accepting and moving on, here is the extension that does so.
I will add an explanation so the users know how the extension gets rid of warnings (in most cases it just hides and blocks them; it automatically accepts cookie palicies only when it's needed for the website to function properly). Thanks for the suggestion :) - by Glenn Fiddich, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by Firefox user 14188026, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
- by Firefox user 15643087, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
Developer response
posted 6 months agoYou should rate Firefox for Android then, not my extension :) Firefox team decides for some reason which extensions can be available there. Please join the conversation, maybe they'll add it if users demand it: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/when-will-my-extensions-become-available-on-firefox-for-android/66013- by daladim, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5I realise that I *love* this addon every time I use someone else's browser, and notice that the Web has become an ugly place because of these stupid cookies regulations.
Kiko, you are definitely contributing to making the Web a better place :-)
(can I vote somewhere so that the Firefox team makes this addon available on Android more quickly?)Developer response
posted 6 months agoThank you :)
I don't think you can vote anywhere, but there's my topic on mozilla forum: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/when-will-my-extensions-become-available-on-firefox-for-android/66013
Please let them know how important that is to you, maybe they will consider it. - by Álvaro González, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5If I could only use one extension on Android it'd definitively be this. This add-on alone makes browsing in small screens one order of magnitude less painful, something you fully realise when Mozilla suddenly decides to disallow 99% of third-party extensions 😿
Developer response
posted 6 months agoPlease join the discussion and let the mozilla community know how important this extension is to you. The more of you do that, I guess the greater the chances they'll whitelist it: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/when-will-my-extensions-become-available-on-firefox-for-android/66013 - by JG, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5It does its job perfectly. THANK YOU SO MUCH for creating this extension it changes our life !
- by Firefox user 12851851, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5I can't leave without this, especially combined with CookieAutodelete.
Can this please be updated to the new Firefox for Android?Developer response
posted 6 months agoThe extension would work just fine, it's up to Firefox team to allow it. I don't think I can do anything, and I don't know why they are deliberately blocking most extensions in latest versions. - by Yves Goergen, 7 months agoRated 5 out of 5Basically, nice. It really does hide a ton of that EU regulation crap that floods the web now like advertisements. But I can't continue to use this anymore. Too many websites are broken in a way that's hard to diagnose. Missing page elements, broken features, entirely unusable pages (because of modal background remains), other annoyances. It's better to confirm the cookies once and have a properly working website than having a broken website more easily. :-( This is when EU sucks. The only thing this add-on could do better is adding more hacks for more websites. Just hiding confirmation dialogs doesn't help, they have to be confirmed properly. The pages' scripts rely on that. It's hard, I know, and it's probably not the way to go forward. We had a good time together, but this is starting to get out of control, so for me it's better to quit. And it's sad to say goodbye.
Update: The real world is unbearable, I had not anticipated this! So I looked around and learned how to use this add-on properly. I now make use of per-site configuration and only turn it off where it fails, but leave it on by default. Much better! Keep up the good work! Thanks!Developer response
posted 7 months agoThanks for the nice review, I totally understand your point. This certainly isn't a one man project, and I'd have to give up my job [and family and everything else] :D to cover all reported websites properly. Thanks for using it! - by Firefox user 16103642, 7 months agoRated 5 out of 5
Developer response
posted 7 months agoIt will work. There are millions of websites, you can't make a bad review because of just one of them :)- by Firefox user 13987536, 7 months agoRated 1 out of 5
- by xerus, 7 months agoRated 5 out of 5Edit: Works nicely, developer is active :)
The built-in way for reporting didn't work correctly for me once, but I guess that was a local problem.Developer response
posted 7 months agoThere is no need to publish the code separately. Extensions are just renamed zip files, so you can download and unpack any version to check the code.
Bioplanete.com has never been reported to me. Please use the built-in way to report cookie warnings in the future (there's a description field where you can explain what's the problem if needed). Thanks :)