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> What’s even the point of the popup then? If you're in the EU you'll see a "Reject All" option. To confirm this, set a breakpoint in their JS, change your cou
by varenc 4y ago
> What’s even the point of the popup then?
If you're in the EU you'll see a "Reject All" option. To confirm this, set a breakpoint in their JS, change your country to an EU one, and the option to "Reject All" cookies appears: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/09wcuy4yh3qqoaw/reject_all.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/09wcuy4yh3qqoaw/reject_a...
Here's a screenshot of where I set the breakpoint and changed my country to France: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ju41dpj14pn4onh/bp.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ju41dpj14pn4onh/bp.png
- arendtio 4y agoToo bad I am from EU, but don't see the reject all button anyway...
- t-writescode 4y agoThey chose to spend developer time on that rather than treat their users well. Wow.
- smcl 4y agoThis is bad but I’ve seen worse. One of the bigger networks has a ~20second “processing” stage when you opt out of these, as a punishment for not clicking “accept” (which works instantly)
- LtdJorge 4y agoTrustArc
- jeoqn 4y agoThey need the ad money to run the website and the better analytics to know how to improve it. It’s not a mystery.
- eddieroger 4y agoThey chose adhering to the legal requirements over the users, putting them right in the middle of the pack of literally all websites and companies run by more than an individual. You don't have to continue on to their site if you don't wish to.