Cancerous "Before you Continue" Pop-Up

Question

How to remove the cancerous "Before you continue" google pop-up ? This pop-up parasites my searches in incognito mode and I don't give a shit about Google policies. 
Here's another post with someone with the same problem
"Google chrome is currently unusable for me. Apparently, someone at Google thought it a good idea to greet the user with a cumbersome popup about cookies EVERY TIME one clears cookies/uses incognito mode. I always use incognito, so I would have to set my cookie preferences every single time I opened up the browser, but what's making it even worse, is that I have an extension that blocks GDPR nuisances on webpages, which also blocks the popup in question; however, instead of just closing it, it redirects me to Google's login page (the "login" button is placed where a close button would be), so unless I click the "stop reload" button within a few ms before the popup, I cannot use the Google search engine at all. Is there any extension/chrome flag that will stop this popup even after clearing cookies?"

H A 7585 · Accepted Answer

FUCK YOU GOOGLE. ALSO IN FIREFOX THE SAME SHIT. Are your fucking managers stupid retards?!?!?!

Sue Taylor Ward · Accepted Answer

This is SO tiresome. Every  site I visit I get the cookie permission problem. Worst of all are those that send you through a whole list of opt outs with the most irksome buried deep in the list. I think I too will stop using Google now. It is just become a joke.

Jared Ongenoemd · Accepted Answer

The most annoying to me is how Google does their ultimate best to make the information and the way a user van change settings as unclear as possible.
And keeps getting away with it...
Confusing new panels popping up depending on where you click, unclear if settings are saved or not, different or ambiguous wordings for different intentions, etc. etc.
And no clear single control panel where you can easily check your settings at any time you like, such as any decent and respectable software has.
It is clear as daylight all this is designed to confuse and demotivate users to set things to be able to secure their privacy.
The people at Google designing this, and specifically the management level that agrees on this are people with very little human conscience, and have an unpleasant and disrespectful attitude towards the users of their products.
I am sure they are convinced they are very smart, and that users are dumb sheep to use to their profit.
And they are blind to their own lack of decency.
(or just disable it for the paycheck)
I'm sure it takes a certain type of character to work at companies such as Google.

robin boitard · Accepted Answer

My comment has been deleted so I repost it :
Add these filters to your ad-blocker :
To block google one :
www.google.com###lb
www.google.com##:root:style(overflow-y: visible !important;)
www.google.fr###cnsm
www.google.fr###cnsw
www.google.fr##.m114nf.aID8W
OR
www.google.com###lb
www.google.com##:root:style(overflow-y: visible !important;)
To block the youtube one :
www.youtube.com###dialog
www.youtube.com##.opened
OR if it doesn't work
youtube.com##ytd-popup-container
youtube.com##ytd-consent-bump-lightbox.style-scope
www.youtube.com##.opened

WILLIAM GRAHAME · Accepted Answer

google stop these bloody annoying pop ups....before you continue!!!

Chrissie Bell · Accepted Answer

Does no one at Chrome read these threads? or in this case are the Google powers-that-be determined to continue this beyond-annoying opening-page obstacle? Microsoft has made a big push for the "new, improved Edge!" and while I have never been much of a fan, it's starting to look really good. GoogleChrome: are you interested in retaining users? or do you think we're expendable?

H A 7585 · Accepted Answer

FUCK YOU GOOGLE CHROME. You became FUCKING ANNOYING. I will switch to firefox. AGAIN!

robin boitard · Accepted Answer

@Chrissie Bell Google sometimes reads these threads but they don't care and they don't provide solutions ! In the french community they told me to change my browser if I'm not satisfied and they are hiding behind EU privacy laws but they don't enforce them !
The worst is the censure on these threads where you're often don't allowed to post links !

Haydrion Rayel · Accepted Answer

Firefox has the same problem with Google popups, it doesn't matter which browser you have, they have all the same annoying pop ups

Northern Monkey · Accepted Answer

Same problem here, very f**king annoying!!!!!!!!!! will be uninstalling chrome if it persists and won't use google at all, simples.

Accepted Answer

I am experiencing the same problem with Google pop-up "Before you continue".  So absolutely annoying!!  Google sort it out.   Also, unable to sign in to gmail.

Ro St · Accepted Answer

In Chrome, open Settings from the Hamburger menu.
Select "Cookies and other site data"
Add google.com and youtube.com in "Sites that can never use cookies"

Maxime Muller · Accepted Answer

Same problem here. Whoever thought this is an acceptable user experience or didn't anticipate the problem is quite clearly incompetent, at the very least. Extremely annoying, and very quickly so.

Haydrion Rayel · Accepted Answer

Facebook and Instagram are doing the same now on desktop, very annoying

John Calton · Accepted Answer

Glad to see that I'm not alone, but mine gets worse if I try to use the forward/back arrows, when Google then places an empty  "loading" window which never loads,on top of the original search window. The only way that I can then get back to my original search, is to open a new tab. I have heard that if you use Google USA, these problems do not occur. Perhaps Google is shrinking its operations to USA, in order to avoid paying European taxes and we will all have to channel our searches through the USA???

User 1460524045249085234 · Accepted Answer

This is driving me nuts. I've tried an extension to Firefox but its almost as bad as I still get a white box while it thinks about it. I have the same problem in Opera.
I clear all my browsing data on exit so it does not remember my choices.

M Sue Baldwin-O'Dea · Accepted Answer

The latest updates with the Chrome and Google marriage has created numerous problems for users. It is as if a secret society has set things up so they can complicate life for users and control more of what they can and cannot do.

jkatr · Accepted Answer

same here. i installed the  "I don't care about cookies" firefox extension, which closes the pop up automatically. but still annoying.

robin boitard · Accepted Answer

I have maybe a solution but my answer is censored ! I can't give you the name of the extension required!

robin boitard · Accepted Answer

@M Sue Baldwin-O'Dea There is no secret society behind Google but companies like Google, Facebook... tend to force people to think as they do and they are very entitled.