Agree, my main gripe with cookie banners is that they are designed to make you "accept all". But is has less to do with the layout of the banner than the fact t

Agree, my main gripe with cookie banners is that they are designed to make you "accept all". But is has less to do with the layout of the banner than the fact that they pop up the second you enter the site, at which moment the mind will find all popups an annoying distraction (hence 'Accept all'). GDPR should require all websites to have their cookie settings under a standard icon in the top row of the screen, which you could scrutinize and tweak at leisure. As it stands you have one shot, short of clearing all cookies.