> reveal who are the bad players. This is one of the reason I don't use a cookie banner blocker. I would rather close the page upon seeing one, or circumvent

> reveal who are the bad players. This is one of the reason I don't use a cookie banner blocker. I would rather close the page upon seeing one, or circumventing it manually using ublock origin's element zapper. Generally, I think these discussions are poisoned by disingenuous web developers who pretend to be extremely annoyed by the banners as users, but really they're annoyed at the banners as website operators. They are the aforementioned 'bad players' who feel outed and targeted by the EU's regulations. Why are supposed user complaints about cookie banners so prevalent on this site, but virtually unheard of in 'normie' spheres of discussion?