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Tired of newsletter pop-ups? Chat, feedback and contact boxes? "Install our app" toolbars? "Allow notifications" pop-ups? "Let us…

Latest reviews

• (2022-11-19) njabyss: This extension is not free and it tells me to buy every single time I open chrome. Garbage.
• (2022-07-20) Matt Daykin: Not free.
• (2021-10-10) Thomas Borkowski: Not free and worth the money. Top.
• (2021-03-13) David Maj: Not free
• (2021-02-09) Peter H: After half a year of using it I must say the extension is a true jewel. Going through settings I just realized how many of those annoying elements of browsing disappeared overnight. I like the fact that pricing is annual and in single digits so I can afford it. Not that I am cheap but just yesterday I was thinking my goodness how subscription payments are killing my budget.
• (2021-01-27) A_Camero CG: I thought I found a nice extension. The catch is that it asks for money every hour or so. Opening tabs without your permission. Not cool.
• (2020-12-16) Keith Wall: The developer just removed an embedded video (at my request) that would stay in the corner of the page as I scrolled down one of my local news sites. Obviously I'm impressed and would recommend this to anyone who can afford the subscription. 5 stars from me. I also enjoy his "I don't care about cookies" extension for free! Thank you!
• (2020-11-25) Luca Benazzi: Very effective, and they timely remove ads that may pass unnoticed, if reported. Would just recommend to avoid the daily new tab opening on chrome, as it's unnecessary.
• (2020-03-31) Keith Chang: It does what it claims to do. The reason I installed (and purchased) the extension was to get rid of the annoying newsletter signup alerts when visiting news sites. As other reviewers have mentioned, the author has a free extension called "I don't care about cookies" performs some of the same tasks, but on a much smaller scale. Use the other extension as a test drive to see if you think it's worth it for this extension.
• (2019-11-01) Nunya Biz: Wow $11 a year, that kind of expensive for a computer script but on the other hand it seems to work and $11 to get rid of a massive annoyance doesn't seem that bad on second thoughts
• (2019-09-07) Jakob H: 10 USD per year? No thanks!
• (2019-06-29) Crystal Paws: In-app purchases? No, thanks. Also this extension doesn't let you try it before purchasing, so I thinking it's made primary for data collection. I don't think it's malicious, but it definitely can behave like one. Better save than sorry.
• (2019-06-02) Gideon Pioneer: Really like it. It's easy to see the difference on certain sites if you spend an hour browsing the web with it off, and you'll quickly stumble on several pages with annoying elements in them, you enable the extension and they'll be gone. After doing this for several days I've decided it's a very nice companion to my adblocker. Developer is very responsive by email and helpful Weekly updates, and if you report a site with an element that qualifies for removal (the in-app list of things it can be rid of is nice and long) that wasn't removed, it will probably be included in the next update
• (2019-03-12) Sami Walbury: This is one of those extensions which quietly sits in the background while busily making the Internet a better place. You really notice how effective it is when you use someone else's computer and they don't have it installed - and you spend half your surfing time clicking away signup forms and stuff. "I don't care about cookies" is the sister extension to this and laid a fantastic groundwork - this premium plugin is well worth the small annual fee for your sanity. Honestly - it's cheaper to buy this extension than to wear out your mouse after clicking away a thousand popups ;)