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> somehow never seem to blame the web companies for doing the naughty things on their websites that make them subject to the law. If I do not want a website to
by tbrownaw 2y ago
> somehow never seem to blame the web companies for doing the naughty things on their websites that make them subject to the law.
If I do not want a website to set any cookies, the correct course of action is to tell my user-agent to not keep any cookies from it.
- self_awareness 2y agoAll you can get this way is that you'll still have temporary cookies, removed after closing the tab, you will still have the banner, but this time the banner will popup each time you'll enter the website, because there's no cookie that will tell the banner that it has already been displayed. I have it like this. But with that, I'm using a banner autoclicker. So the company gets my data, although different each time I enter the website, and I don't see any banners. Win/win?