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Crumblr — Hide cookies popups

Crumblr — Hide cookies popups

Blocks cookie banners and more

19 ratings
27 reviews
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Luca Champoussin
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This utility app enhances your web browsing experience by automatically blocking intrusive cookie banners, popups, and other unwanted elements directly within Safari. It offers easy setup and customizable configurations to tailor your browsing to be annoyance-free and lighter.

✓Blocks cookie banners
✓Removes popups
✓Hides social media buttons
✓Disables app banners
✓Removes widgets
✓Customizable filter lists
✓Works within Safari
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What's New in Crumblr

2.7.1

August 10, 2025

Thank you for using Crumblr! This update includes some improvements.

User reviews

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I don’t get it

How does it work?
Alex235((7Alex235((7

So good

Exactly what I was looking for. An app that lets you block all the little nonsense that pops up on websites now adays without blocking ads or breaking the website.
Maxintosh1984Maxintosh1984

Ne marche pas tout le temps.

Je l'ai activé dans les paramètres comme indiqué. Je me suis rendu sur Wikipedias pour tester, je n'ai pas eu la demande de cookies (parfait) sauf que lorsque que je me suis rendu sur Instagram je l'ai eu ...
Alberto.KAlberto.K

pretty nice

Good, simple to use app. Very effective, I’ve not seen a cookie pop-up since I installed Crumblr.

Only thing I’m missing is a toolbar icon/button, to disable Crumblr. Some websites don’t work well with removing the cookie pop-up and disable scrolling as a result. My current work-around is disabling “enable content blockers” in the website settings (gear icon), but this also disables my ad-blocker.

If such a button were added it would be great. And a per-site option to disable Crumblr (also from the toolbar) would make it actually perfect.
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STEALS DATA

After installing it, YouTube history showed videos that I didn't watch
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Response from developer

Hello GNEG228, Thank you for downloading Crumblr and for taking the time to leave feedback. I understand your concern, but I want to reassure you that Crumblr has absolutely no ability to access personal data, including your YouTube account or your watch history. The app simply hides cookie consent banners and other page elements inside Safari only. It cannot interact with the YouTube app, your Google account, or any browsing history. You can also verify this in the system settings: Crumblr does not get permission to read personal data of any kind. If your YouTube history showed unknown videos, the cause is unfortunately unrelated to Crumblr (for example: another device logged into your account, a family member watching, VPN, shared account, etc.). I hope this clarifies the situation, and I’d be grateful if you could reconsider your rating, since the issue isn’t caused by the app. Have a nice day. __ Luca, solo developer

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FAQ

How does Crumblr work?

Crumblr works directly within Safari on your iPhone and iPad. It uses filter lists to automatically block elements like cookie banners, popups, and widgets, providing a cleaner browsing experience without ads.

Is Crumblr free to use?

Yes, Crumblr is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, offering a pure annoyance-free experience.

What devices does Crumblr support?

Crumblr is available for iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro devices, allowing you to enjoy a cleaner web across your Apple ecosystem.

How often is Crumblr updated?

The app was last updated on August 10, 2025, indicating ongoing support and potential for new features or filter list improvements. Users can retrieve up-to-date filter lists directly within the application.

Can I customize what Crumblr blocks?

Yes, Crumblr offers custom configuration options. You can choose specific filter lists to block exactly what you want, including cookie banners, popups, social media buttons, app banners, widgets, and other irritating elements.

What is the age rating for Crumblr?

Crumblr has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. This indicates it contains no mature content and is safe for younger audiences.

What do users like about Crumblr?

Based on its 4.5-star rating from 15 reviews, users likely appreciate its effectiveness in blocking unwanted web elements and its ease of use. The ability to customize blocking preferences is also a key benefit.

Where can I suggest improvements for Crumblr?

If you have any suggestions for Crumblr, you are encouraged to leave a comment on the App Store. This feedback helps the developer improve the application.