It's almost as bad as how Oath presented their "eat our cookies or take your business elsewhere"-prompt. Granted, they at least allowed you to decline specific

It's almost as bad as how Oath presented their "eat our cookies or take your business elsewhere"-prompt. Granted, they at least allowed you to decline specific third parties (albeit hidden behind a very questionable dark pattern and even more questionable lack of toggle all). Seems like having extensions like "Protect My Choices" are close to pointless when every time you visit a new site, you are forced to accept the same behavioural tracking cookies you just previously had declined on.