How to Block Cookie Walls on a Macbook
Patrick Bushe · May 1, 2026
A cookie wall blocks the page until you answer. In Chrome on a MacBook, Cookie Auto-Reject answers for you when the wall has a refusal button, clicking "Reject all" or similar so the site unlocks the page. Some walls only let you accept or pay ("consent or pay"), and no extension can honestly refuse those; you'd need to accept, pay or skip the site. It's a Chrome extension, so Safari isn't covered.
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