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> Click login/cart, popup "do you want to enable login/cart for $this_site?" yes/no I don't see how you could implement that without sites abusing any click ev
by thayne 6y ago
> Click login/cart, popup "do you want to enable login/cart for $this_site?" yes/no
I don't see how you could implement that without sites abusing any click event to try and get you to enable cookies.
> There's about 5 sites I would ever use with cookies
Good for you. Most people need more than that.
- harry8 6y agoWhat as many as 10? 15? Or even 50! Now count your cookies. Orders of magnitude different. Thanks Google! Nobody agreed to that. Literally nobody.
- pwdisswordfish2 6y agoWhen you cut to the chase like this it often triggers a canned defensive response such as, 1. "You agreed to it by using the software/website" 2. the design decision was made in the interests of improving "user experience" (meanwhile the users are a cultivated "product", not customers), or 3. the software/website has been "chosen" by large numbers of users which shows they all approve of the design (meanwhile, those users have no other meaningful choice)