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Ah yeah the banners are the problem, not the fact that almost every website out there wants to know every detail of my entire life...

• unmole 1y ago
  > almost every website When https://european-union.europa.eu/index_en https://european-union.europa.eu/index_en has a cookie banner, it's entirely fair to blame the EU. Until quite recently even https://gdpr.eu/ https://gdpr.eu/ had a cookie banner. They finally got around to fixing that irony.
• harel 1y ago
  Actually yes the banners bring up cookie rage. When in cookie rage I'll click anything to make that banner go away. And then repeat the next visit. The banners make me not care. Give me a global in browser setting for that.
  • nabla9 1y ago
    If you look other answers here you find a solution.
    • harel 1y ago
      I don't want those banners. I don't want extensions or artificial solutions to a manufactured problem. I want to set up my preference in my browser, once, and have it respected by all sites i visit. I'm not sure why my comment was downvoted for stating a personal preference. For me, those banners do the opposite of what they were meant to.
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