CookieTin

Auto-rejects cookies, closes pop ups, fetches deals

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Deny everything, first. CookieTin hunts for the reject button - even when it's buried behind "manage preferences," renamed to something vague, or hidden three screens deep in deliberate dark patterns.

If there's a no, CookieTin finds it and clicks it. When deny isn't an option, take the minimum.

When a site offers no genuine reject option, CookieTin selects essential cookies only - nothing that tracks, profiles, or follows you across the web.

It takes the lowest-data option available, not the default pre-checked one.

When all else fails, clean up.

If a site forces consent with no way out, CookieTin removes residual tracking cookies automatically after the fact.

No traces left. No follow-up needed.

The deals inside the popups - rescued before they disappear.

Every popup CookieTin dismisses, it reads first.

If there's a discount code, a sale percentage, or a free shipping offer buried inside, CookieTin extracts it and saves it as a quiet notification before closing the popup for good. In this economy, a 20% off code is worth keeping.

The popup it came in? Not so much. The rest of the noise - gone. Email capture walls, newsletter signups, exit-intent overlays, autoplaying video ads that hijack your speakers mid-scroll - CookieTin dismisses all of it automatically, before you even see it.

Other extensions hide cookie banners. Some auto-accept them silently. CookieTin is the only one that treats rejection as the default, clears the clutter without losing the savings, and leaves you with a cleaner, quieter web - for free. CookieTin requires no account, collects no data, and is available now at cookietin.app

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CookieTin vs uBlock Origin - Which Extension Is Right for You? (2026)
Extension Comparison · 2026

CookieTin
vs uBlock Origin

Two great extensions, two completely different jobs. Here's the honest breakdown.

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CookieTin
Cookie banners · Deals · Autoplay
VS
🛡️
uBlock Origin
Ads · Trackers · Scripts
Short answer: They don't compete - most people run both. They do completely different things.
Feature by feature

The full comparison

Every feature that matters, side by side. No marketing spin.

Feature 🍪 CookieTin 🛡️ uBlock Origin
Cookie & consent banners
Auto-reject cookie bannersGDPR / CCPA consent walls ✓ Primary focus ~ Via filter lists only
Built-in CMP detectorsOneTrust, Cookiebot, TrustArc… ✓ ~95% coverage, zero setup ✗ Needs annoyance lists
Works without configuration ✓ Install & done ~ Better with extra lists
Shadow DOM / iframe bannersComplex embedded CMPs ✓ Handles deeply nested CMPs ~ Depends on filter list entry
Ads & trackers
Ad blockingBanner, display, video ads ✗ Not in scope ✓ Best in class
Tracker & script blocking ✗ ✓ Extensive filter lists
YouTube ad blocking ✗ ✓ Firefox / Brave (full MV2)
Malware domain blocking ✗ ✓
Deals & shopping
Discount code detectionCaptures codes from popups ✓ Unique feature ✗
Sale bar scraping% off, free shipping deals ✓ Shows in popup ✗
One-click code copy ✓ ✗
Video & autoplay
Block autoplaying video & audio ✓ Toggle in popup ✗ Not natively
Remove floating video players ✓ ~ Via cosmetic filters
Technical & privacy
Manifest versionChrome extension standard MV3 - Chrome-ready ✓ MV2 full / MV3 Lite (limited)
Works on Chrome (2025+) ✓ Fully supported ~ MV2 uncertain; Lite is reduced
Works on Firefox / Brave ✓ ✓ Full power here
All data stays local ✓ ✓
Free to use ✓ ✓
Open source ~ Partial ✓ Fully open source
Ease of use
Beginner-friendly ✓ Zero learning curve ~ Simple defaults; depth optional
Advanced filter rules ✗ ✓ Power-user feature
What makes each one special

Their superpowers

The things each extension does that the other simply doesn't.

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CookieTin's edge

Built-in detection for ~95% of consent platforms - no setup. As it closes popups and cookie banners, it quietly captures any discount codes inside them and surfaces them in the popup. No other extension does this.

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More than just banners

Also stops autoplay video and audio, removes sticky floating video players, and handles SPA page navigations - all toggled from one clean popup.

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Saves money passively

While you browse, CookieTin spots promo codes, sale announcements, and discount offers and shows them instantly in the popup - no hunting, no extra apps.

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uBlock's strength

The gold standard for ad and tracker blocking. Eliminates banner ads, YouTube pre-rolls, analytics scripts, and malware domains - things completely outside CookieTin's scope.

⚡

Incredibly lightweight

uBlock Origin is famous for doing enormous amounts of blocking with minimal CPU and memory. Its filter engine is among the most efficient ever written for a browser extension.

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Power-user controls

Custom filter rules, per-site settings, scriptlets, and access to dozens of community-maintained block lists. A rabbit hole for those who want it.

Who should use what

Pick the right tool

Or install both - they don't overlap, don't conflict, and complement each other perfectly.

🍪 Get CookieTin if you…

  • Are tired of clicking "Reject All" on every site
  • Shop online and want deals surfaced automatically
  • Want zero-config, just install and forget
  • Use Chrome and need a proper MV3 extension
  • Want autoplay videos and audio blocked
  • Don't want to manage filter lists or settings

🛡️ Get uBlock Origin if you…

  • Want ads blocked across every website
  • Use Firefox or Brave for full MV2 power
  • Want YouTube pre-roll ads gone
  • Care about blocking analytics and tracking pixels
  • Want custom filter rules and advanced controls
  • Prefer fully open-source community software

Most people run both 🍪 + 🛡️

CookieTin handles cookie banners and deals. uBlock handles ads and trackers. Together they cover everything - and they play perfectly together.

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CookieTin v1.0.2 · Comparison accurate as of 2026 · uBlock Origin feature data from public documentation
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