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In principle, yes, but if a browser asks a non-technical user whether they want to accept a cookie called "__Secure-3PAPISID" (an actual Google tracking cookie)
by rafram 6y ago
In principle, yes, but if a browser asks a non-technical user whether they want to accept a cookie called "__Secure-3PAPISID" (an actual Google tracking cookie) with gibberish contents, what are they supposed to say? How can they understand what that means?
- jeofken 6y agoIt’s true that those who don’t understand what a HTTP cookie is, are unable to make informed decisions about them. Forcing those who reply to HTTP messages to ask if they can send a header asking if they can save a cookie does not change that - the user who clicks the cookie popup may still now understand what they do. Many do understand things like private mode though, which is nice.