cookie cookie - say goodbye to cookie policy notices 4+

Name: cookie cookie - say goodbye to cookie policy notices
Price: 0.99 EUR
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: Kane Cheshire

Kane Cheshire

- 2,0 • 1 note

- 0,99 €

Description

SAY GOODBYE TO COOKIE POLICY NOTICES
Install cookie cookie today and drastically reduce the amount of cookie policy banners that take over your screen.

You can get cookie cookie running in just 3 simple steps after downloading, it's super easy and you'll spend significantly less time dismissing cookie policy notices while you browse.

CLUTTER FREE
Install cookie cookie alongside other content blockers and they'll work together in harmony to help you take back the web.

PRIVACY
cookie cookie can't see what you browse so your privacy isn't affected.

CONTACT
Say hi to cookie cookie and report unblocked policy notices on Twitter: @usecookiecookie

Note: not all cookie policy notices can be blocked - depending on how the web developer codes the website - but the majority will be, and you'll be able to enjoy a drastically more hassle-free browsing experience.

9 oct. 2015

Version 1.0.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Adds support for removing policy notices from AOL sites, Lego.com and various other sneaky websites who don't use standard naming conventions. Sneaky.

To make use of the new block list you just need to open cookie cookie once after installing; coming soon will be automatic block list updates!

Also fixes a silly bug which had a broken link when using the share button.

Seen a sneaky site that cookie cookie can't block a notice on? Let me know on Twitter @usecookiecookie. If you have time, I'd really appreciate a little review in the App Store. Thanks!

2,0 sur 5

1 note

Décevant, dommage car serait utile

Bonjour, autant l’application MacID du même auteur est exceptionnelle, celle-ci est décevante. En effet, je ne constate aucune diminution des messages d’acceptation de cookie, aussi bien sur iPhone que sur iPad. J’ai pourtant, il me semble, fait tout comme indiqué.

Le développeur Kane Cheshire n’a fourni aucune information à Apple concernant ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et de traitement des données.