Smart Page Cleanup: Cookie Banners & Popups (2026)
Chrome cookie popup blocker that auto-rejects cookie banners by default, with an opt-in layer that hides persistent ad slots and blocks unsolicited popups.
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SuperchargePerformance doubles as a cookie popup blocker. It separates cookie banner handling from cosmetic cleanup into Auto-Reject Cookie Banners and Smart Page Cleanup.
Auto-Reject Cookie Banners
Cookie consent banners fire before you can interact with a page. SuperchargePerformance uses the AutoConsent library to detect them and dismiss them by selecting the reject/decline path — not accept. The banner disappears. No click required, and no configuration needed — the feature is on from the moment you install.
AutoConsent supports hundreds of consent management platforms. Banners that use non-standard implementations may not be detected. In those cases the banner remains and you can click manually as usual.
Smart Page Cleanup
Smart Page Cleanup is off by default — CSS injection can occasionally leave empty layout gaps where an ad slot used to sit, so the toggle is opt-in. It adds two behaviors when enabled:
Cosmetic Ad Hiding
Some ad slots survive network-level blocking. The ad network’s domain gets blocked, but the container div stays on the page — an empty box where an ad would have loaded. Cosmetic rules target those containers with CSS and collapse them.
These are CSS injections, not DOM removals. The empty containers stay in the page but are hidden in place.
Popup Blocking
Unsolicited popups come from window.open() calls triggered by page scripts rather than user actions. Smart Page Cleanup intercepts those calls and drops the popup before the browser opens a new window.
Popups that follow a direct user click — OAuth flows, download dialogs, payment processor windows — are allowed through. The distinction is whether the window.open() traces back to a genuine user gesture within a 2-second window.
When to Adjust These
Auto-Reject Cookie Banners and Smart Page Cleanup are controlled independently. If a site’s cookie preferences need to persist (say, a subscription site you’ve already logged into), add that domain to the whitelist instead of disabling the feature globally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does cookie banner rejection actually select 'Reject all' rather than 'Accept all'?
Is cookie banner rejection on or off by default?
Will cosmetic blocking break page layouts?
What kinds of popups does Smart Page Cleanup block?
Can I use Smart Page Cleanup without the main content blocking slider?
Does this interact with the whitelist?
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