I still believe that cookies consent should be handled by the browser and not by sites. Because all these cookies preferences are temporary in nature and disapp

I still believe that cookies consent should be handled by the browser and not by sites. Because all these cookies preferences are temporary in nature and disappear when user decides to clear cache or it gets removed automatically. Not mention that this control via modals applies for device currently in use and doesn't get carried around (not sure if browser synchronization changes anything) Having this within browser in theory should solve the issue of consent but I frankly doubt that such permanent solution would agree with Microsoft or Google goals. Mozilla - perhaps would roll this but I wouldn't have any big hopes. And yes, I did intentionally clicked "yes" thinking no 3rd-party cookies will be saved but that was in the early days of GDPR. There are sites that allow users to disable 3rd-party "legitimate interests" cookies under modal submenus and some only show em in enabled state without any options.