Extension That Automatically Opts Out of Optional Cookies
Patrick Bushe · May 1, 2026
Many banners make "Accept all" one click and rejecting several. Cookie Auto-Reject handles the common case where the first screen has a refusal button, such as "Reject all", "Decline all" or "Only necessary", and clicks it, which opts you out of every optional category at once. It doesn't switch off toggles one by one: if a banner only has a settings button, it opens that menu and leaves the choices to you. European regulators have pushed sites to make rejecting as easy as accepting, so the one-click case is common.
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