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The company I work at would break if cookies weren't allowed. It would be a mad scramble to change many many things to just function at all. 3 months seems pret
by leros 5y ago
The company I work at would break if cookies weren't allowed. It would be a mad scramble to change many many things to just function at all. 3 months seems pretty fast to me to be honest.
- asddubs 5y agoyou don't need to ask permission for functionality cookies, only tracking and such
- leros 5y agoThe line is blurry sometimes. Also there is likely lots of code that would break without a tracking cookie passed to it because tons of code is written with the assumption the cookie would be there.
- asddubs 5y agowell, it wasn't just the last 3 months that there was supposed to be a way to disable those, just that it has to be a single button now (which afaik was previously already the case anyway)
- SSLy 5y agoGDPR is in effect since four years ago. Are your deps older than that?
- shadowgovt 5y agoMost people's deps are older than that. And vast swathes of easy-to-use open-source web infra has non-GDPR-compliant defaults.
- MomoXenosaga 5y agoCookies have been controversial for at least a decade. They knew this was coming.