How to Stop Websites From Asking to Track You
Patrick Bushe · May 1, 2026
Sites have to ask before tracking you, and they keep asking until they've stored an answer. Cookie Auto-Reject answers for you: it clicks the reject button on each banner, so the site stores your "no" and stops asking on later visits. You may see the banner for a moment before it closes. To cut the tracking that doesn't ask at all, block third-party cookies in Chrome's Privacy and security settings and use a tracker blocker.
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