Cookie Nope
A Chrome extension that finds recognised cookie-consent controls and attempts to reject optional cookies automatically, while letting you exempt the websites you trust.
Independent software studio
Small software. Fewer stupid little problems.
IF Designs builds direct, useful tools for everyday computer jobs: less clicking, less clutter and fewer interfaces pretending they are an airport departure lounge.
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IF
Useful by design.
Focused products. Local-first thinking. No ad-tech lurking behind the curtains.
Two products active
The work
Two tools. One fairly simple rule.
Each product should solve a real problem without creating three new ones and a subscription tier called “Platinum Ultra”.
FileTreeLister
Scan a folder or entire drive, watch the file tree appear live, see folder totals and export a clean listing to CSV, TXT or PDF.
The approach
Industrial, clear and deliberately unfussy.
Dark greys do the heavy lifting. Orange shows you what matters. The software does its job and then politely gets out of the way.
01
Useful first
Features begin with an actual task, not a list of fashionable acronyms taped to a whiteboard.
02
Local where possible
Keep work on the user’s machine where the product can operate without unnecessary data collection.
03
Plain dealing
No advertising profiles, affiliate rewriting or paid switches hiding basic functionality.
Now released: Cookie Nope v2.0
The full release adds clearer rejection preferences, Allowed websites, reporting, backup tools and more explicit per-site status.