I never have the problem of the browser forgetting the cookie. I pay the price once: if I see a cookie banner, I inspect the source and add a CSS ruleto Stylus

I never have the problem of the browser forgetting the cookie. I pay the price once: if I see a cookie banner, I inspect the source and add a CSS ruleto Stylus to remove it permanently. My Stylus config is backed up. If, for some reason, it doesn't work, I close the page. Why do I do this? To send a big fuck you the big businesses that want to vacuum up everyone's data without any reciprocity. I'm a very spiteful person, even if it's not easy to get on my wrong side. There's no conscious decision needed to not be tracked. It's the status quo: by default, I'm not being tracked, and if a web page wants to change that, it should require a conscious decision. That's when I disable the hiding and think about clicking something on the banner.