Alas they are all behind ssl authentication so you wouldn't be able to access them, but the stuff I currently have open includes a switch port mapper (every 20

Alas they are all behind ssl authentication so you wouldn't be able to access them, but the stuff I currently have open includes a switch port mapper (every 20 minutes all my switches are scanned and reports generated on what's plugged in where), a firewall config interpretor (a list of current port forwards is generated), and a logging server showing me what But if you want an example of a fully featured public site which doesn't need cookies https://news.ycombinator.com/ https://news.ycombinator.com/ Load that in lynx, which asks for every cookie, and none are set. Now sure, if you choose to log in, then functionally you need to accept the login cookie, but that cookie isn't spammed out to you. Under GDPR, a website doesn't need to ask for permission to have necessary cookies which enable core functionality such as security, network management, and accessibility.