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Typical Google. Let us not even get started with the impossibility of loading Google in private mode without needing to agree to everything. Rejecting all is a
by ptsneves 6y ago
Typical Google. Let us not even get started with the impossibility of loading Google in private mode without needing to agree to everything. Rejecting all is a dance that takes more time and mental resources than the amount i want to spend for the few times I want to turn on private mode and search something. My colleagues have also declared defeat and just accept everything. Hope the fine bites.
- hef19898 6y agoAnd after Google, everyone else. I am so annoyed by sites making it a real struggle rejecting cookies. Most of the time, I just don't use those anymore. Not sure if that helps, so.
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- Fnoord 6y agoI suspect that is the goal: 1) To get people to quickly simply accept all cookies because time is money and its too complex. 2) To get scare them away. If you don't wanna be the product, at least save us money. 3) To make them waste their time (= money) on their privacy. Boss won't like #3, neither does the wife. So its like #1. Sure, whatever. Or, those who stick to their principle and can refrain their curiosity or need for information to go for #2. The advertising industry (I almost wrote undustry, go figure) is so rotten, that I will gladly just shell out some money to buy something of quality instead. I just gotta be sure it isn't money wasted ie. that I (or whoever I buy it for) will use it. With advertising services which are free, the real product is also the demo, but their model is to get you hooked.
- Kuinox 6y agoThere are lists in uBlock Origin to block these.
- distances 6y agoIf you mean the new Google consent popup, good uBlock rules for suppressing that: https://daniel-lange.com/archives/164-Getting-rid-of-the-Google-cookie-consent-popup.html https://daniel-lange.com/archives/164-Getting-rid-of-the-Goo...