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All I know is that at this point I'm getting Cookie Rage every time I have to click on those cookie consent popups. Some are better than others. Some are so bad
by harel 5y ago
All I know is that at this point I'm getting Cookie Rage every time I have to click on those cookie consent popups. Some are better than others. Some are so bad I give up and leave the site (Admiral, I'm looking at you). It's so annoying I don't even bother reading or thinking about what I'm clicking, which in effect reaches the opposite outcome of what these cookie consents were meant to do. None of them remember my choice, none of them are "not annoying". I get annoyed just "talking" about it...
- changoplatanero 5y agoAgreed. The status quo seems not helpful to the majority of people
- noisem4ker 5y agoKeep sane and get this browser extension: https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/ https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/
- DocTomoe 5y agoSee, you rage against the Cookies - I rage against the braindead politicians who made them basically mandatory and a legal framework that allows malevolent actors to use even slightest hints of (disputable) violations to ruin me if I don't have a banner. It made me a proponent of leaving the EU. Not because I don't think European unity would be beneficial, but because the current implementation is deeply faulty and little more than a convenient scapegoat of national governments pushing through changes they are too afraid of doing at home without democratic oversight.
- harel 5y agoI hear you. And I understand. I chose to remain but I get and accept the choice to leave as well. I'm not disputing the law around it is insane. I'm finding myself more and more ticked off every time I get a consent banner. The more I get ticked off the more I forget why that banner is there.
- nottorp 5y ago> Some are so bad I give up and leave the site That's fine if you ask me. If you can't understand that popup, the site is user hostile and you shouldn't give them your business.