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Looking forward to a Google employee lecturing us about how users don't care about these details and how people don't want granular control over site data.
by dessant 5y ago
Looking forward to a Google employee lecturing us about how users don't care about these details and how people don't want granular control over site data.
- quaintdev 5y agoOf course an average user does not bother about these controls. They don't even need to know what cookies are. Maybe they don't care today but now you are not even giving them opportunity to learn and take control back. The argument that no one uses it is just a front. Real reason is it serves in Google's interest to remove these and that is why they are doing it. Just like GTalk and RSS.
- BHSPitMonkey 5y agoWhy, in your view, does there NEED to be two UIs in the same application serving the same purpose?
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- johncena33 5y agoJust out of curiosity, what's the percentage of users outside of devs do you think care about this feature?
- BHSPitMonkey 5y agoNot a Google employee, but yes - users absolutely do not care about manipulating individual cookie key/value pairs (and if they did, they would be web developers and know how to open Developer Tools).
- Cipater 5y agoYou don't need Google employees for that. Majority of the comments on this post are people telling others that if they care they can use developer tools to find the functionality so they should shut up about this change. And so it goes....