Cookie DNT Privacy for Safari

Name: Cookie DNT Privacy for Safari
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (9 reviews)
Author: Sufiyan Yasa

Block & delete site trackers

$2.99

9 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Sufiyan Yasa
Language

EN
+ 6 More
Size

6.8
MB

Helps keep your privacy safe by auto purging cookies from visited websites. Protect your privacy! Cookie Blocker runs as a Safari extension that allows you to block certain sites from installing cookies. Safari has its own cookie blocking settings, but applies globally. Users are not able to manage which sites should allow cookies. Cookie blocker was born to overcome this limitation. Features: - Block cookies and deletes cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, and IndexedDB - Selective or Block-All mode for fine-grained control - Does not track you in any way - iCloud support to use the same configuration across devices Limitation: - Unable to delete HTTPONLY cookies

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

9 Ratings

Nifty extension to selectively block cookies
Feb 8

showbiz
I’ve been looking for this kind of functionality in Safari for a long time, so I’m glad someone finally built it. The ability to selectively and automatically block cookies from specific websites is incredibly useful. I especially appreciate the option to block all cookies while whitelisting only the sites you want to allow.That said, getting this to work smoothly with sign-in–heavy services like Gmail (and other sites that rely on multiple domains) can be tricky. The app clearly has a lot of power, but it would really benefit from clearer documentation and step-by-step guidance explaining how it works and how to configure it effectively. Right now, the changelog is the main way to understand how features have evolved, which isn’t ideal for new users.With better user-facing documentation, this would easily be a five-star app. I’m excited to see how it continues to evolve alongside changing web and privacy technologies.
Nifty extension to selectively block cookies
Feb 8

showbiz

I’ve been looking for this kind of functionality in Safari for a long time, so I’m glad someone finally built it. The ability to selectively and automatically block cookies from specific websites is incredibly useful. I especially appreciate the option to block all cookies while whitelisting only the sites you want to allow.That said, getting this to work smoothly with sign-in–heavy services like Gmail (and other sites that rely on multiple domains) can be tricky. The app clearly has a lot of power, but it would really benefit from clearer documentation and step-by-step guidance explaining how it works and how to configure it effectively. Right now, the changelog is the main way to understand how features have evolved, which isn’t ideal for new users.With better user-facing documentation, this would easily be a five-star app. I’m excited to see how it continues to evolve alongside changing web and privacy technologies.
Works Great!
Jan 17

Elwood.Dowd
This extension does exactly what it claims and does it cleanly. Cookie DNT Privacy for Safari works by enforcing Do Not Track rules at the browser level and automatically blocking or deleting cookies on a per site basis instead of relying on Safari’s blunt global settings. You decide which sites can store cookies and which get wiped the moment you close the tab or page.It runs quietly in the background with no popups, no dashboards to babysit, and no broken websites. Once configured, it continuously removes tracking cookies, limits cross site tracking, and keeps Safari sessions clean without slowing anything down. Settings sync across devices via iCloud, and the app itself collects no data. It feels like a missing native Safari feature rather than a third party add on.And for anyone clutching a smartphone while loudly complaining that apps collect user data, give me a break. Carrying a modern phone and pretending you live off grid is pure self parody. Tools like this exist for people who actually understand the game and choose to limit the damage instead of playing the fool.

Developer Response
Wow - Thank you for this review. Definitely I posting this to my wall
Works Great!
Jan 17

Elwood.Dowd

This extension does exactly what it claims and does it cleanly. Cookie DNT Privacy for Safari works by enforcing Do Not Track rules at the browser level and automatically blocking or deleting cookies on a per site basis instead of relying on Safari’s blunt global settings. You decide which sites can store cookies and which get wiped the moment you close the tab or page.It runs quietly in the background with no popups, no dashboards to babysit, and no broken websites. Once configured, it continuously removes tracking cookies, limits cross site tracking, and keeps Safari sessions clean without slowing anything down. Settings sync across devices via iCloud, and the app itself collects no data. It feels like a missing native Safari feature rather than a third party add on.And for anyone clutching a smartphone while loudly complaining that apps collect user data, give me a break. Carrying a modern phone and pretending you live off grid is pure self parody. Tools like this exist for people who actually understand the game and choose to limit the damage instead of playing the fool.
Developer Response Jan 19
Wow - Thank you for this review. Definitely I posting this to my wall
Working on iOS 18
10/12/2024

Elbeborandy (puerto rico)
Thanks! Finally one working with the new iOS!

Developer Response
Thank you for the feedback
Working on iOS 18
10/12/2024

Elbeborandy (puerto rico)

Thanks! Finally one working with the new iOS!
Developer Response 10/14/2024
Thank you for the feedback
Potentially essential utility but there’s a lack of transparency with the updates.
Feb 18

ethayad
Why does this app/extension have such frequent updates but the release notes are always identical? Hard to tell if this is an attempt to game the ratings or if there are real changes happening here that are just not being disclosed in the notes. If it’s just improvements and bugfixes then the developer should be transparent about it. But there’s been a lot of updates with the exact same vague release notes and it isn’t very reassuring for an app that requires user trust.
Potentially essential utility but there’s a lack of transparency with the updates.
Feb 18

ethayad

Why does this app/extension have such frequent updates but the release notes are always identical? Hard to tell if this is an attempt to game the ratings or if there are real changes happening here that are just not being disclosed in the notes. If it’s just improvements and bugfixes then the developer should be transparent about it. But there’s been a lot of updates with the exact same vague release notes and it isn’t very reassuring for an app that requires user trust.

Cookie DNT Privacy for Safari What's New * Whitelist sites directly from the Safari popup — no need to open the app * In Block All Mode, tap "Add to Allow List" when visiting a site to instantly exempt it from cookie deletion * The page refreshes automatically and the popup closes after whitelisting Protecting your privacy just got a lot faster!

Version 2.10.77 1d ago

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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Supported Features
- Larger Text
- Dark Interface

Information

Seller: Sufiyan Yasa
Size: 6.8 MB
Category: Utilities
Compatibility: Requires iOS 18.6 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 18.6 or later.

iPad
Requires iPadOS 18.6 or later.

Mac
Requires macOS 15.6 or later.

Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 2.6 or later.
Languages: English and 6 more

English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Traditional Chinese
Age Rating: 4+

4+

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