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If you are using a browser provided by an ad company surely being nagged to death to provide data they can sell is the expected outcome? You could use Firefox,
by rstuart4133 3y ago
If you are using a browser provided by an ad company surely being nagged to death to provide data they can sell is the expected outcome? You could use Firefox, which can disable most cookie banners [0].
[0] https://community.mozilla.org/en/campaigns/firefox-cookie-banner-handling/ https://community.mozilla.org/en/campaigns/firefox-cookie-ba...
- remotefonts 3y agoYou mean we can use the development version of Firefox, which gets almost daily updates and also breaks things a lot of times. An important caveat.
- rstuart4133 3y agoNo, I don't mean that. The post is dated 2022. The feature became generally available in v120. Stable is v123, so it is available now. It's gated, so you still have to enable it as described in the post.