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apps do it on first install, why shouldn't browsers do it on a website's first launch?

• zbentley 8y ago
  > why shouldn't browsers do it on a website's first launch? Because users would riot, and would use browsers or plugins that suppressed these notifications.
  • IggleSniggle 8y ago
    I would love it, personally! And websites would riot, and then reduce the number of permissions they requested, just like apps do/did.
    • dcbadacd 8y ago
      It would be just like the cookie notices are, now that the data misuse is displayed with a banner, people rage and hate those. Websites haven't really removed third party/non-essential cookies.