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The weird thing about browsers that tries to protect your privacy is how many website will get broken because of this. I managed to disable cookies by default
by jokoon 9y ago
The weird thing about browsers that tries to protect your privacy is how many website will get broken because of this.
I managed to disable cookies by default using cookie whitelist, and I counted many website that broke down.
I applaud firefox for daring to break website for the sake of privacy, but I'm waiting for websites to react.
Firefox should be even more strict regarding privacy: ask the user if he want to set a cookie, never save history etc.
I'm using the extension that compartmentalize website usage on firefox, and this should be made default.
- Too 9y agoEarly versions of IE asked every time if the site was allowed to set cookies. Guess how fast people got used to clicking "yes and don't ask again".