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The "annoyances" filters in ublock stop the cookie popups
I don't want to just block them though, I want to deny cookie use automatically and hide the popup
You haven't consented to cookies until you click agree, so there shouldn't be any difference if the website is GDPR compliant.
That's a pretty big if. I've seen sites with banners at the top that say something along the lines of, "by dismissing this banner or continuing to use the site you're consenting to cookies"
That's a good point, but in that case I wouldn't think Consent-O-Matic would be able to do much about it.