Hush Nag Blocker

Doesn’t block on most of the sites

Why do open-source software have to lack proper documentation? Okay, you’re the geeks and we know nothing whatsoever about coding so we’re left to figure out everything on our own, right? Sorry, but this is not the case this time. Even with a certain amount of technical knowledge, I got confused. If it’s me who has to give explicit consent to cookies or deny them according to GDPR regulations, and if Hush does not fill out consent forms itself, I assume it just hides them, which still means I won’t reject cookies and some sites will probably continue to place cookies on my device. Sorry if I got it wrong, but developers of open-source software really need to learn how to write proper, user-friendly documentation that can be understood by everyone.

Blocks the functioning of many sites besides the cookies. In consequence, many sites don't open and function at all.

The idea is brilliant, the implementation is unfortunately not reliable. I have it turned off most of the time because it breaks too many websites (i.e. does more harm than good). By "breaks" I mean that the plugin completely blocks the website making immpssible to interact with it with the mouse or keyboard at all until the plugin is disabled and the page is reloaded. I think this happens because the plugin fails to properly close the cookie nag screen but manages to make it invisible. As a result, the modal nag screen still grabs focus blocking normal website input but the user has no chance to close it because it is not visible.

This app blocks cookies and nuisances just as advertised for FREE. Very useful

good app

I normally don't write reviews as i don't have much free time, but this app forced me to do so :)) it's super practical to set up and has been working flawlessly so far! Highly recommended

AA

makes browsing comfortable

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