A much better way: you must ask for consent through something like navigator.cookieconsent, which will trigger the browser specific resolver (that may, or may n

A much better way: you must ask for consent through something like navigator.cookieconsent, which will trigger the browser specific resolver (that may, or may not, show a prompt for the user depending on her choices). If you set a cookie before this, it will be silently ignored. To work with js free sites, you can feed the same information through in a tag for the HTML. We don't need an exemption for necessary cookies, since the only reason a site would need to set a necessary cookie is to remember the users choice, and the browser can do that better. If the user logs in, by filling out a username and password field, a single cookie should automatically be saved. I imagine Firefox is the best browser to get this started in. Anybody has any pointers to how to get the ball moving?