> This interface should be all handled by the browser. It was a mistake not to do this. It makes no sense that blocking cookies should be done via inconststent

> This interface should be all handled by the browser. It was a mistake not to do this. It makes no sense that blocking cookies should be done via inconststent and dubious interfaces implemented by the websites themselves. I 1000% agree. And usability is not the only reason. I would also name the obvious responsibility delegation/abstraction principle and the original semantic concept of a web site: 1. the functionality every website is meant to have should be implemented at the browser level 2. no website (those using tracking elements included) should be required to have interactive elements (like the consent button) or off-topic texts (like the cookie notification).