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We feel the same about the EU and all of the "THIS SITE USES COOKIES" banners. It shouldn't be terribly hard to isolate the effects to browsers that request la
by thephyber 9y ago
We feel the same about the EU and all of the "THIS SITE USES COOKIES" banners.
It shouldn't be terribly hard to isolate the effects to browsers that request language-locale tuples from the US or run the JavaScript conditionally on the browser if the locale+timezone is set to something in the US.
- CaptSpify 9y agoPlease no. The less location-based variances on the web, the better
- TheCoreh 9y agoI understand the frustration with making content region-specific, but the less annoying cookie-law banners irrelevant to my jurisdiction on the web, the better. I'd be personally fine with that sort of location-based variance: it's not that different from setting a default weather location for a news website, for instance.