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Set your stance once. Silence cookie banners, newsletter popups, notification prompts, and paywall overlays across the web. Silence cookie banners, newsletter popups, notification prompts, and paywall overlays. Privacy-first. Set your stance once. ------ Detailed description: One Answer silences the four biggest interruptions on the modern web under a single extension: • Cookie banners — auto-reject (or auto-accept, your choice) • Newsletter popups — dismissed automatically • Notification prompts — the in-page permission nag is silenced before it appears • Paywall overlays — client-side visual overlays hidden (opt-in, off by default) Set your stance once on the options page. One Answer applies it everywhere. WHAT MAKES ONE ANSWER DIFFERENT Real buttons before hide. Every resolver first tries to click the vendor's own reject or dismiss button before it hides anything. That cancels tracking behavior, not just pixels. Never auto-accept tracking by guess. The text/DOM fallback for unknown banners will only click reject or "necessary only" — it will never click "accept all" by heuristic. Accept-all only fires when the site uses one of the named consent platforms and you explicitly chose it. Your own choices are never masked. Sites where you already granted or denied notifications always see your real answer, One Answer only silences the asking.
Aug 15, 2026
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