Folks, you need to TEMPORARILY allow third-party cookies to set these opt-outs because they work as cookies set by each advertiser network, telling their own network not to set any actual tracking cookies in your browser.

Once these opt-out cookies are set, you can re-block third-party cookies, in which case the opt-out won't matter anyway because you're already blocking any cookies you opted out of -- i.e., the opt-out only matters when you choose to allow third-party cookies.

This extension just makes sure those opt-out cookies don't get deleted or overridden.

Don't waste time with this add-on. DAA or its partners could be insincere. I've tried opt-out like 20x and still get "Opt out requests for 0 participating companies were successfully completed for this browser."

Looks like it works and saves time

Good

Went through the entire opt-out procedure THRICE, and every time I get the message "Opt out requests for 0 participating companies were successfully completed for this browser.", and "Opt-out requests for 134 participating companies were not completed."

I suppose its because they require you to enable Third Party Cookies in order to work, which in turn opens you up to tracking cookies from malicious ad-provider networks that are not part of the DAA. Its just better to install an ad-blocker extension and turn off third party cookies + clear cookies regularly.

Very Good

Works so far. A bit of a gripe with it is - why have a toolbar button for the addon if it does not do anything? just get rid of it

I feels like it restores power to me over what I see & others see about me. My invisible interweb guardian angel!

Doesn't work for me at all

Gets the job done.

I don't understand a word you are writing here. Bet it was written by a lawyer and not a regular user. I am totally lost. It's a worthless exercise but doing it to make the Google ad about "protecting my privacy" go away. Shame on you.