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Why not do like with popups, and show a little toast with "x tracking cookies were blocked, click to allow"? Cookies could have to register whether they are es
by awfulneutral 2y ago
Why not do like with popups, and show a little toast with "x tracking cookies were blocked, click to allow"? Cookies could have to register whether they are essential or not. It's really wild how much work must have been created by distributing this problem to every website on earth instead of doing it in the browser.
- Earw0rm 2y agoBecause Chrome (Google) and a large chunk of the web media publishing ecosystem are hooked on this crap. It's a hundred billion dollar business. And yes, it's mostly selling garbage, but that's hardly unique in 21st century capitalism.
- greyface- 2y agoLynx, back in the day, forced you to explicitly accept/reject each cookie offered by the server while loading the page. Modern browsers silently accept them all by default. Browsers have regressed.