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Putting that in banners is so stupid, the way lynx prompts the user on each cookie was way better and I wish the larger browsers did that.
by swiley 5y ago
Putting that in banners is so stupid, the way lynx prompts the user on each cookie was way better and I wish the larger browsers did that.
- _Algernon_ 5y agoAgreed. Cookie permissions should be handled on the browser side, similarly to how e.g. webcam permissions are handled. Would allow for a "don't ask me again" response that doesn't itself rely on cookies.
- BoxOfRain 5y agoI'd love this, cookie banners are a plague and the ones that get through my adblocker get manually blacklisted on sight. I get the intention, but the lawmakers couldn't have got the wrong end of the stick harder if they were actively trying to in my opinion. It's like the words "alarm fatigue" never appeared in their analysis of the situation.