Super Agent for Safari 4+

Great app - Clears a path through the clutter.

Easy to install and set up and works really well overall. Fast and accurate, ticks those cookie preference boxes every website has in a way that makes sense so you don’t have to wrestle with them every time. I get a very occasional crash/reload on some sites but not enough to put me off. One thing I would like is for the pop up dialogue box to identify Super Agent when you touch the icon in the address bar. I am running multiple Safari extensions and good to see at a glance which one has expanded. Thanks for such a useful extension!

Developer Response ,

Thank you very much for your review and feedback! We'd love to understand your use case better and try to make it easier to use Super Agent. Would you mind sharing a bit more, maybe with a screenshot of what you'd like to see, to hello@super-agent.com? Thank you!

So far so pleased

I don't normally write reviews but when there's an exeptional time saving user centric logical product then I do. In this case those rediculously annoying pointless and waste of time cookie popups, especially when they appear on revisited sites appear, they have been so far erradicated with this product. And not only that the interface is superb as with the installation. You cannot say that about many products as usually there's a stumblic block or obstacle during the installation process. I am using Mac OS with Safari. Oh - and you can also get a very useful dynamic report on sites visited, blocks etc. One point to mention though is if you do actually care about cookie warnings and your data is collection option - which I don't bother about (anymore) - then you probably won't need this product - although you can select specific sites in the setttings where you can overide.

No longer works as a free app.

When I first downloaded this app it was free. I installed it as a Safari extension and it worked to automatically update my preferences around 50% of the time. I found myself finding the extension and clicking ‘report an error’ quite frequently because I was still seeing many pop-ups.
That was okay because the app was free.
I now see that I can use this app for its prescribed purpose just three times a day unless I pay a monthly or yearly subscription.
That would also be okay, but I don’t see any improvements to the app or reassurances that the app will automatically fill my cookie preferences more than the current 50%ish rate.
I would pay if I had access to information detailing improvements that justified the new subscription format. That has not been provided, not even on the subscription page that would typically list the benefits of having a subscription vs having a free account.
I do hope the people behind this app get it together and explain what has changed to warrant the subscription fee. The app has been rendered useless for those with original free accounts.