Banner Hunter
GDPR & Cookie Banner Blocker
Archived App
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About
This app hides intrusive GDPR and cookie banners on websites, improving your browsing experience. It uses a comprehensive blocklist and an auto-updater to keep banners hidden across thousands of sites.
What's New in Banner Hunter
2.0
September 10, 2019
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Banner Hunter?
Banner Hunter is a Safari extension designed to hide GDPR and cookie banners that appear on websites. It aims to improve your browsing experience by removing these intrusive popups.
How does Banner Hunter hide banners?
It utilizes a special stylesheet to hide page elements that are obscuring content, specifically targeting cookie and privacy policy banners. It does not interact with cookies or perform actions on your behalf.
Does Banner Hunter block ads or trackers?
No, Banner Hunter is not an ad or tracker blocker. Its sole purpose is to hide banners that inform users about cookies and privacy policies, not to block advertisements or track user activity.
How often is the blocklist updated?
The app features an auto-updater that keeps the blocklist of over 6000 sites up to date for you. This ensures continued effectiveness against new or updated banners.
Can I report websites with banners?
Yes, Banner Hunter includes a share extension that allows you to report pages with banners directly from Safari. This helps improve the blocklist for all users.
What devices does Banner Hunter support?
Banner Hunter is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It requires iOS 11.0 or later.
What is the price of Banner Hunter?
Banner Hunter is a paid application, priced at $2.00. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions mentioned.
Is Banner Hunter safe to use?
Yes, Banner Hunter does not automatically collect information about the sites you visit. It is technically impossible for it to gather browsing data.
