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There is nothing wrong with these internals. Hard-coded rules are not necessarily "spaghetti code". I sincerely doubt there is any reliable way to come up with
by paddw 3y ago
There is nothing wrong with these internals. Hard-coded rules are not necessarily "spaghetti code". I sincerely doubt there is any reliable way to come up with a general solution without relying on hard coded rules (at least without using AI).
- dmw_ng 3y agoIt doesn't seem like an overly difficult problem: try to find a text fragment (e.g. DOM mutation observer) requesting consent in some container that has some other element with an onclick handler (maybe optionally trying to figure out if image filenames / labels of that element look sensible). Maybe an approach like this will only work 70% of the time, but that seems likely to be a better strategy than embedding a giant list of every relevant site on the Internet
- arp242 3y agoEven a single false positive would be too many, as it would probably break the entire site.