Aussitôt installé, aussitôt testé sur Youtube et Google (moteur de recherche). Ça n'a pas fonctionné sur ces 2 sites. Donc cette extension ne fonctionne pas sur 2 des principaux sites internet du monde, inutile d'aller plus loin. Dommage

ubuntu firefox with ninja cookie enabled:
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At the moment it does not work. Looking forward for it to do so, since the idea is pretty convenient.

I have the feeling it does work, but I've had a lot of sites not working properly. e.g. Speestest.net is not usable. So I just uninstalled the app.

J'attendais avec impatience que ce plugin devienne opensource pour enfin l'utiliser. Mais après 1 semaine d'utilisation, le constat est terrible : en l'état il est inutilisable quotidiennement. Des fonctions primordiales sont indisponibles (whitelisting, etc...) si l'on ne paie pas, des sites sont figés car le bandeau de cookie n'apparait pas mais la page reste figée comme si le bandeau était encore présent, sur le gitlab je ne vois aucun commit récent ni participation des dévs dans les issues remontées par les membres (donc l'outil n'est pas réellement opensource, sauf en apparence), etc... bref, beaucoup trop de points négatifs pour une utilisation transparente au jour le jour.

Du siehst oben rechts im Browser ein Symbol. Das sieht mal so, mal so aus. Angeklickt enthält es verschiedene Aussagen auf Englisch: "No cookie banner has been detected on this webpage"; "Cookie usage is being setup on this webpage" oder "Cookie usage is restricted on this webpage". Es gibt keine sonstige Info und man kann sich dann irgendwas zusammenreimen. Und unten im Feld ganz kryptisch: "Cookie banners set:2 Time saved: 10.8 seconds" - was auch immer das bedeuten mag. Die nervigen Popups mit der Cookie-Konfiguration sind nicht weg, aber seltener. Du weißt aber nie, welche Cookies jetzt geblockt wurden, alles außer nötig zum Beispiel. Also such ich jetzt mal weiter nach was besserem.

This seems like such a good idea in theory: Like "I don't care about cookies!", but which opts you out instead.

In practice, you're left feeling like you have no idea if the add on has even worked most of the time. Some of this is because of the broken way cookie opt-outs have been legislated, which means every site has its own version of the form. But I feel less trust in this to actually navigate cookie permission menus than doing it myself.

Worse, it breaks websites. Sometimes. I can't guarantee this isn't because of other addons I use, but the problems are always fixed by disabling Ninja Cookie. Tested this on Firefox on Windows and Edge on Windows. Also, tested on Firefox for Android (which is unsupported anyway).

I'd recommend using "Protect My Choices" and "Interest Based Advertising Opt-Out" to, by default, have most advertising companies opted out.

Seems to me it doesn't work at all

Slowed down my browser startup times to a crawl, taking 2 minutes on each launch to even begin to load up a page. Good concept, terrible execution.

Trash Add-on. It didn't work at all

An warning appears on the navigation page? I'm out, this is an insult

it doesnt block "legitimate interest" cookies.

Ninjas are fast, efficient and stealthy. Their results are often seen, but ninjas themselves are seen only rarely.

Thanks Ninjacookie! I cantn believe i didnt look for you sooner, so ninja, much love from over here, f*** cookies and all their hassle, you the boss NinjacookieCreators!!:D

Je ne peux plus m'en passer, bravo les gars pour cette extension !

I tried this for a day or two. It broke a website (Twitch, I think it was) and I tried to find the "disable for this website" option, but there was none! In which case, I knew that any time this extension breaks a website I'd have to go all the way to the addons page to disable it (since there's no way to right-click and disable an extension). But why should I have to disable the whole extension for one page, and then have to remember to turn it on later when I visit another page? Just let me disable it for that domain.

Also, yes, the little ninja that appears is a bit annoying. If there are no cookie banners, I know that the extension is working. I don't need an extra element added to the page so I know the extension is providing value.

I've decided to go back to "I don't care about cookies". Even though it auto-accepts-all cookies, that's ok because I have privacy badger AND ublock origin preventing tracking from taking place. So there's no need for an extension like Cookie Ninja to do complicated opt-out functions on every page. I'm already protected by my other extensions.

Maybe with some more improvements and less of a superior attitude of how this extension is better than other similar extensions, team Ninja Cookie will have a decent extension for us.