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Your plan is what what maybe 3% of the population wants. It's a good idea, but it's not a solution to the issue. You can already handle this yourself with a br
by hgsgm 4y ago
Your plan is what what maybe 3% of the population wants. It's a good idea, but it's not a solution to the issue.
You can already handle this yourself with a browser extension to click the consent buttons.
- xp84 4y agoI use those. They work on about 10% of sites, because there are about 1,000 vendors of "cookie consent modals" so nothing about them is standardized. Also, none of them that I've seen actually do anything, since "blocking all cookies set by 72 different adtech scripts loaded before and after you init" is not a real thing that Javascript snippets can even do. While most adtech snippets do have APIs to carefully pass in the user's GDPR prefs, most people don't wire them up, or even knows what order the various scripts load.