Free. Open source. Forever.
Your consent.
Not a
subscription.
Cookie banners ask enough of you.
Your extension shouldn’t ask for a payment.
Meet SwiftConsent. A free, open-source cookie consent extension that applies your preferences on supported websites. Right in your browser.
v0.2.0 · Development build · No account needed
SwiftConsent
LESS CLICKING. MORE LIVING.
Make your choice.
We’ll take it from here.
Free means free.
No usage quota. No premium switch. No subscription. Ever.
Open means open.
MIT-licensed code. Read it, change it, make it yours. Trust you can inspect.
Local means yours.
Your choices live in your browser. No account. No extension telemetry.
Our commitment.
Cookie consent.
Free by choice.
Open by design.
No subscription.
No usage quota.
SwiftConsent brings together open code, local processing and a permanent commitment to free. Your cookie preferences belong in your browser, with you in control.
Choose what to accept. Pause on any site. Inspect the code. There’s no quota to watch and no paid mode to unlock.
Your choice is the whole point.
SwiftConsent is an independent project and an early development build. Automation works on explicitly supported dialogs. No usage quota does not mean every website is supported.
Small extension. Clear intentions.
Start with
your own rules.
Early days. Open doors.
Try the development build, explore the code and help shape what comes next.
- 1
Install the early build.
Download and unzip the Chromium package. In Chrome, open Extensions, turn on Developer mode and choose “Load unpacked”.
- 2
Set your preferences.
Choose necessary only, custom, accept all or manual. Accept all is the initial default—review it before you start browsing.
- 3
Browse on your terms.
SwiftConsent handles supported dialogs. Pause globally or per website whenever you want. Unrecognized dialogs stay in your hands.
v0.2.0 / EARLY BUILDYours for $0.
No sign-up. No trial countdown.
Just the extension.
Manual installation required. Firefox is unsigned and intended for temporary developer installation. No store release or verified iPhone / iPad support yet. Release notes · Checksums
Straight answers.
Good questions.
No fine print.
What is SwiftConsent?
SwiftConsent is a free, open-source browser extension that applies your cookie consent preferences on explicitly supported websites. Choose accept all, necessary only, custom categories or manual mode. Accept all is the initial default; change it in settings before browsing if you want a different choice.
Will SwiftConsent really stay free?
Yes. SwiftConsent will remain free and open source, with no subscription, paid tier or usage limit. The code is released under the MIT license, so you can inspect, modify and redistribute it under that license.
Does it work on every website?
No. Version 0.2.0 supports specific Cookiebot and OneTrust variants, a narrowly defined Meyeröl dialog, and a limited German Google dialog. Support depends on the dialog and selected mode. Unknown or ambiguous dialogs are left to you. A click alone is not proof that a site saved your preferences.
Does the extension collect my browsing data?
The extension has no telemetry or account. Preferences stay on your device. From version 0.3.0, choosing Report sends only the displayed domain to our private review list. An optional local history is off by default, limited to 100 entries and can be deleted. This website uses Vercel Web Analytics separately; see the website privacy notice.
Can I install it from an app store?
Not yet. SwiftConsent 0.2.0 is an early development build for manual installation. The Chromium ZIP can be loaded unpacked in Chrome. The unsigned Firefox ZIP is for temporary developer installation. There is no App Store release or verified iPhone or iPad support yet.