> And the buttons and popups required to browse those websites has doubled. I'd blame those websites for that, since they're the ones who made the decision to

> And the buttons and popups required to browse those websites has doubled. I'd blame those websites for that, since they're the ones who made the decision to track you regardless of how bad it made their UX. Remember: all they need to do to get rid of those buttons and popups is to respect your privacy by default.