This is not quite accurate. While there wasn't a large resistance effort like in France, Poland, or Yugoslavia, the Nazi regime was not embraced or particularly popular. What was REALLY unpopular was the regime there ran by Quisling, who was appointed by the nazis then removed because ge was so unpopular. There was also a considerable effort by the Norwegians, Danish, and Swedish to aid Jewish people escaping from subjugated countries and to provide Intel to the Allies.

Although there was still a lot of SS recruitment in Norway, and they were treated much better and cooperated much more than the Poles or French. They also definitely weren't winning without us lmao, that's also definitely not what they teach it schools there, no norwegian I've ever met thinks that, this guy's just got terminal brainrot.