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This isn't really related but can I set Chrome somewhere to send a header to all servers saying "Yes I agree to get cookies" so that sites won't waste 10 second
by logicallee 8y ago
This isn't really related but can I set Chrome somewhere to send a header to all servers saying "Yes I agree to get cookies" so that sites won't waste 10 seconds of my life making me click OK on an overlay on top of whatever I was trying to read?
(If 1 billion people spend 10 seconds 100 times over the course of a year or two - a reasonable guess for how many sites they might visit over 2 years which use cookies - this is 277,777,778 hours spent on annoying busy work. We might dollarize this to $2.7 billion in wasted user time / annoyance.)
- esnard 8y agoEach website has its own implementation for the cookie notice, so it's unlikely to be possible for Chrome. I guess a Chrome extension listing all implementations for major websites could work though.
- moqster 8y agotheres a list available in ublock. just activate it in the settings.
- logicallee 8y agoI don't use ublock. Anyway I request that Chrome as a first party allow me to select "I agree to all cookies" and then have it sent that as a header or something else. This really is something that only Chrome and Firefox etc can do. Preferably in the same way :)
- swebs 8y agoOr even better, an option to select "I don't consent to non-exempt[1] cookies. Serve me the cookie-less page" [1] http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/basics/legal/cookies/index_en.htm http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/basics/legal/cookies/index_en.htm
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