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I like this, but would like it to avoid the loading time of the consent popups. Too often, the consent dialogue takes over a second to load, and when you final
by londons_explore 2y ago
I like this, but would like it to avoid the loading time of the consent popups.
Too often, the consent dialogue takes over a second to load, and when you finally click 'accept' there is a little spinner for what seems like ages before the dialogue goes away and you get to see the content you came to see.
Can we simply detect the "<script src=consent.js..." tag, and simply not load it for the most common and annoying types of popup?
- worble 2y agouBlock origin with the "annoyances" list blocks 90% of these I find
- weberer 2y ago1. Open the uBlock Origin dashboard in your browser (click the little gears icon) 2. Navigate to the "Filter Lists" tab 3. Scroll down to the "Cookie notices" section 4. Check the box that says "EasyList/uBO – Cookie Notices"
- MostlyStable 2y agoIn the case that the popup doesn't load/the user never makes a choice, what is the cookie behavior? How about if you hit the "x" button on the cookie popup instead of either "accept all" or "reject all"? My assumption is that, despite what the law says/is meant to do, doing anything than going through the checklist will result in all cookies being enabled.
- londons_explore 2y agoSince you'd probably do this for each of the big consent-popup-providers, you could simply have custom javascript for each which sends off the necessary ajax call to disable cookies in the background (although personally, I don't really care - if I wanted to disable cookies, I would do it client side. I trust the tech more than I trust their accurate following of the law)