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Why answer the question at all? I use uBlock Origin's cosmetic filters to simply delete the prompt from the page. I nether accept nor decline, and I've never
by George83728 3y ago
Why answer the question at all? I use uBlock Origin's cosmetic filters to simply delete the prompt from the page. I nether accept nor decline, and I've never run into problems with this.
- avnigo 3y agoI've had no luck blocking YouTube's consent popup with uBlock Origin. From what I remember, it would randomize the element ID and also add a load delay, and if you managed to block it, it would block comments from loading or break scroll etc. With Consent-O-Matic, it works just fine.
- toxicFork 3y agoSome websites block interaction until the pop-up is dismissed
- jay3ss 3y agoIn that case I usually just leave if it's not a site I absolutely have to use
- George83728 3y agoAs far as I've seen, they all do this using a transparent element placed over the page.. which I filter away.
- Liskni_si 3y agoHave you ever tried booking flights with EasyJet? Their web servers would just literally stop sending you TCP packets once they see a session cookie that hasn't accepted the cookie consent within a minute or so. Took me a while to figure this out, and until I realised it's caused by me not seeing the cookie consent modal, my workflow was to clear cookies and then try to book the flight within 60 seconds. :-D