Hush Nag Blocker
Developed by Oblador AB · Version 1.0.19 (3.4 MB)
Screenshots & Interface
About
Why Install Hush Nag Blocker on Safari?
Fast, free, open-source blocker for annoying cookie prompts and tracking notices.
Uses Apple Declarative Net Request / Content Blocker API without reading page content
Capped under WebKit 150,000 rule limitations to guarantee ultra-fast page paint speed
Consumes virtually 0 MB extra memory compared to heavy Chromium background filters
Does This Extension Fit Your Workflow?
✓ Best Suited For
MacBook and iPhone users who prioritize battery life, pure ad-free reading, and zero privacy exposure.
⚠️ Who Might Skip
Users requiring continuous dynamic cosmetic element hiding that demands intrusive full-page DOM rewriting.
What's New in Version v1.0.19
What Real Users Say About Hush Nag Blocker
Authentic feedback and real-world ratings from Mac & iOS users
Trash
"Might work for really old sites but every site that tracks cookies still has a pop up asking if I agree to cookies with no way to bypass, like CNN."
gregjohn59
"Idk it looks kool but looks can be deceiving!"
Good luck
"Free speech"
Not functional
"Now can't even get rid of it"
Got Questions About Hush Nag Blocker?
Q.Is Hush Nag Blocker free, or does it require a subscription?
Hush Nag Blocker is 100% free to download on the Apple App Store without predatory weekly subscription traps. You can install and use it across your Mac and iPhone Safari browsers.
Q.How do I enable Hush Nag Blocker in macOS and iOS Safari?
On Mac (macOS): After downloading from the Mac App Store, open the application once, then launch Safari -> click "Settings" (or Preferences) in the menu bar -> select the "Extensions" tab -> locate "Hush Nag Blocker" and check the box to enable it. On iPhone/iPad (iOS): Go to iOS "Settings" -> tap "Safari" -> tap "Extensions" -> select "Hush Nag Blocker" and toggle it ON.
Q.Why is Safari ad-blocking much faster and lighter than Google Chrome?
Chrome extensions traditionally execute heavy JavaScript inside every web page to inspect and block URLs on the fly. Safari uses native compiled JSON rule lists processed directly by Apple WebKit engine in C++, preventing ads from even starting to download without executing third-party code in your tabs.
Q.Does this extension work in Safari Private Browsing mode?
Yes! On macOS Sonoma / iOS 17 and later, go to Safari Settings -> Extensions, and ensure "Allow in Private Browsing" is checked. This ensures the same clean and ad-free experience while safeguarding your incognito sessions.
Maximize Your Productivity on macOS & iOS
In Safari Preferences -> Websites -> Content Blockers, you can easily toggle rules per domain with a single shortcut.
Hush Nag Blocker Quality & Health Audit
Evaluated across verified App Store reputation, pricing ethics, update cadence, and native footprint.
★ 4.4 / 5.0 with 1092 verified reviews
Open Source (Community Verified)
v1.0.19 - Actively Maintained
3.4 MB package size, Official developer site
Technical Specifications & App Store Metadata
Help fellow Mac & iOS users discover clean tools
Copy the pitch or share directly with one click to social media.
Looking for a Safari alternative to I don't care about cookies?
Hush Nag Blocker is the premier 1-to-1 Safari replacement for Chrome's I don't care about cookies, saving battery and system RAM.
Similar Safari Extensions You Might Like
Explore more verified tools in the adblock category
Powerful, open-source ad and tracker blocker designed specifically for Safari.
Super-fast, battery-saving content blocker for Safari that updates automatically.
Official lightweight, permission-less content blocker by Raymond Hill (gorhill).