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Now this is something I'd consider a new feature that is worth switching browsers over. I remember back in the day, when (Opera?) added tabs to the browser. Ma

Now this is something I'd consider a new feature that is worth switching browsers over. I remember back in the day, when (Opera?) added tabs to the browser. Made such a big difference in daily use when I tried it out. This feels similar. Make the web usable again! Edit: Actually, this is even more like when browsers added pop-up blockers, now that I think about it.

fifilura 4y ago
As a matter of fact, Opera has been blocking cookie dialogs for a long time already. Possibly only Opera for Android though. https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-for-android-adds-support-for-blocking-eu-cookie-popups/ https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-for-android-adds-support... It is a difficult problem though as there is no standard for cookie dialogs, everyone has their own implementation. And if you don't do it properly you may only block the visuals and be stuck with an invisible element that covers the screen and makes it non-clickable.