Exactly. This is an absolute key point I find most people miss in these discussions. GDPR fundamentally changes the default of whether tracking is allowed to o

Exactly. This is an absolute key point I find most people miss in these discussions. GDPR fundamentally changes the default of whether tracking is allowed to occur or not. If a user browses the web automatically blocking (just deleting/blocking the element, not automatically clicking accept) every consent pop-up, the website is not allowed to track them nor is it allowed to block the user from using the website. If you had such a browser extension, and if websites were actually conforming to the law, all EU users could browse the web without ever seeing any popup and without ever getting tracked.