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It always feels like the failed EU cookie policy and the GDPR would be better served by an "EU mode browser". It would have third party cookies disabled and fir
by JohnTHaller 5y ago
It always feels like the failed EU cookie policy and the GDPR would be better served by an "EU mode browser". It would have third party cookies disabled and first party cookies would prompt for approval the way all browsers used to work. It would disable third party image, css, js, and font hosting without prompting for approval and warning of privacy implications, since all of those can be used to take IP addresses by the third parties. It could even serve up a 'do not track' style indicator for certain privacy settings.