Automatic detection
↗Looks for common cookie consent banners on the sites you visit.
↙Microsoft Edge add-on
Cookie Rejector detects cookie consent banners as you browse and picks the reject options for you, so optional cookies are not accepted by default.
Looks for common cookie consent banners on the sites you visit.
↙Selects the reject or decline options a banner offers, instead of accepting them.
↙Runs in the browser. No account, no background service, no separate app.
↙Change how it behaves from the extension’s options page.
↙Add Cookie Rejector to Microsoft Edge from the Add-ons store.
Visit websites as you normally would.
When a supported cookie banner appears, the extension attempts to reject its optional cookies.
Easy as 1, 2, 3.
Your browsing experience matters, but it's important to understand what automatic cookie rejection can and cannot do.
When you visit a website, Cookie Rejector monitors for common cookie consent banner patterns. When a supported banner is detected, the extension attempts to interact with it by selecting reject or decline options, prioritising the rejection of optional cookies over accepting them.
No. Cookie Rejector does not block cookies. It interacts with cookie consent banners to attempt to reject optional cookies. Essential cookies that websites require to function are not affected. The extension works with the consent mechanisms that websites provide.
No. Cookie consent interfaces vary significantly between websites. Cookie Rejector supports common consent banner patterns, but it may not work on every site. New banner designs and implementations may not be recognised by the extension.
Yes. Cookie Rejector includes an options page where you can configure the extension’s behaviour according to your preferences.
No. Cookie Rejector is a lightweight browser extension that runs directly in your browser. There is no separate application or background service required.
Install the free extension from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store.
Add to EdgeNo account required.