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Cookie banners are the worst thing to hit the web since ads. I hope at some point this will all be a thing of the past. > industry statistics show that only 3%
by decremental 5y ago
Cookie banners are the worst thing to hit the web since ads. I hope at some point this will all be a thing of the past.
> industry statistics show that only 3% of users actually want to agree
I'm sure 99.9% of people are tired of having to click anything the moment they visit a site.
- sneak 5y agoLots of adblockers support blocking those consent boxes, too.
- dvfjsdhgfv 5y ago> I'm sure 99.9% of people are tired of having to click anything the moment they visit a site. When you think about it, this whole scheme really makes no sense. The web is already partitioned by tech giants. When I visit a new website, the first few seconds define my love-or-hate relationship with it. If the first thing I see is this crap, the website already has some negative points. If I see more bullshit, I just close the tab, there is so much to choose from, I don't have to put up with all this. Website owners should understand it and not actively try to put the visitors off.
- elaus 5y agoIn theory the solution is easy: As a website owner don't use tracking or marketing cookies (or any other non-essential cookies) and you don't have to annoy your users with banners.