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I definitely don't see 99% of them, thanks to uBlock Origin with the "Fanboy's Annoyance" (which itself includes "EasyList Cookie List"). The other 1% is from
by j1elo 6y ago
I definitely don't see 99% of them, thanks to uBlock Origin with the "Fanboy's Annoyance" (which itself includes "EasyList Cookie List").
The other 1% is from websites which do break miseraby when the cookie modal has not been actually accepted or rejected by the user, in which cases the uBlock filter needs to be disabled in order to be able to reject the thing.
- johnisgood 6y agoI found that I often have to disable uBlock Origin to access a website. Most of the time I just avoid the website, but there are times when I cannot do that (must access the site). Sometimes I can disable, get on the website, then enable again, and it works (after refresh). I use it to block elements on Discord, for example, which did not run with uBlock Origin enabled initially (from what I recall, that is).