>here's your modern website bro
>learn webdev and you could professionally make one too
>here's your modern website bro. >learn webdev and you could professionally make one too
>here's your modern website bro
>learn webdev and you could professionally make one too
>filtered by modal popups
i would like this EU law changed to be basically the following:
all cookies popups must conform to a standard of showing at least all of and not reasonably more than the following:
>THIS SITE USES COOKIES
>[Learn more]
>Reject All (More privacy)
>Accept All (Less privacy)
One cookie is allowed to be stored by all such sites and that cookie must be used exclusively for remembering the users choice
The cookies popup must not cover or otherwise block access or viewership of content on the webpage
this would solve my issue with the cookies thing. I hate having to dig through settings to turn them off.
it's literally worthless virtue signalling, I don't give a frick, if I want cookies gone I will just use an extension for it, except now I'm forced to use an extension just to get back what was already a thing before which was me not having to give a frick
i prefer the awareness but i'd rather have none and be done with it
perhaps remove the site-by-site rule and make it browser-based, do you want any cookies or not
Yep, this is the way. Just have the browser add a header to the request to pre-accept all cookies.
you mean pre-deny all cookies
https://www.vzbv.de/en/court-prohibits-linkedins-data-privacy-infringements
>The Berlin District Court upheld vzbv’s view that the company’s statement was misleading, as it suggested that use of the DNT signal was legally irrelevant and that the company was under no obligation to observe it. This is, in fact, not the case. According to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the right to object to the processing of personal data can also be expressed using an automated procedure. A DNT signal represents a valid objection.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/DNT
>Deprecated: This feature is no longer recommended.
>Non-standard: This feature is non-standard and is not on a standards track.
oy vey
yes, but if it was legally required to actually not track under punishment of real prison time for the devlopers and every staffer above them that was privy to it
i understand this will never happen, but it'd be nice if there were consequences for unethical behaivour
The internet is used by everyone now. Don't forget that about half of all people are below average intelligence.
why do I care if people below average intelligence get abused? This already happens, it's called wagies.
e.g. *.exchange.com, they've done it right imo. small ignorable box in the bottom left and you can deny all
the idea was that cookie banners would be the exception and seeing one should annoy you to use a competitor without one
then somehow every site decided they were gonna just deal with the banner and nothing changed
i kinda think the browser itself should ask you for cookie consent like it does notification and location consent, but it would probably ask you 18927 times with the way these fricking suits move. frick you you're just a website frick you
>EU rules made something worse
you don't say
how did it make worse idiot? The EU law gives you an option to deny them
You already have options to deny them, believe it or not you have full control over cookies on your system through whatever means you prefer, you can not accept them in the first place or use extensions to manage them or just manually delete the files.
All this law did is force all websites to add annoying fricking pop ups that pisses everyone off. If you do care about cookies you already manage them yourself and the options you can select in this popup has no impact, if you don't care about cookies then the options you can select in this popup doesn't matter to you.
This is literally pointless and just makes things worse for everyone.
Prettymuch
Exact same with the GDPR
Hey, don't like a website having your data? Back in my day our solution for that is STOP FRICKING POSTING PERSON INFORMATION ONLINE YOU FRICKING moron
>STOP FRICKING POSTING PERSON INFORMATION ONLINE YOU FRICKING moron
yes, because that will definitely stop people from learning about you...
there's a reason cookies are a privacy hazard, but i don't expect you to understand what fingerprinting and "big data" are. waste of fricking oxygen, moronic braindead boomer c**t. frick you and frick your shit eating excuse for a generation, you tech illiterate butthole
kys yourself asap
The most sad/amusing thing about these popups is that 99.999% of the population still have no idea what any of this means and just click the "make it go away" button.
Frick the EU.
Frick the botnet.
Frick advertisers.
Why don't people use Local Storage or Session Storage as an alternative?
>Right Click > Inspect Element
>Find the outermost tag encompassing everything
><div>Popup</div>
>Delete
Problem solved
this isn't a complain thread about frontend usability you brainlets
one website should not share your data with 165 advertising companies
There are sites that uses 1000 ad companies because internet ads only pay less of 0.1 cents by clickb or interaction. Most routers now came with basic adblocking and you ad is ignored
https://github.com/OhMyGuus/I-Still-Dont-Care-About-Cookies
ublock origin
At least we know the exact number of israelites that exist: 165
>165 partners
Rookie numbers.
>We respect your privacy. We and our 1417 partners...
I couldn't stop laughing.
Why is IQfy so fricking tech illiterate summertimes?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/i-dont-care-about-cookies/
You use this shit and then you autodelete all cookies when closing the browser, fricking morons
why is IQfy full of adhd schizos?
>cant login into a website and get bombarded with fricking 100 recaptchas
>hurr durr suspicious activity
>kill cookies/go incognito mode
>login with no fricking captcha
frick israelitegle
>Your browsie wowsie looks like a little sussy baka please solve 3 slow as FRICK disappearing captchas
>solve captchas
>ERROR:Browser error, please use a supported browser
>switch browser
>works fine
>literally no reason to have a captcha, it's just a static page
I hate the modern web.
Stop letting websites know you browse the neo nazi forum known as IQfy.
>Moronic fricking moron EU shit for brains make it illegal to use cookies without permission
>This doesn't help protect anybody or their privacy, only serves to make the internet less usable
I truly hate Europeans
I'm sorry. We should never have outlawed hanging and decapitation.
Gotta earn that regulatory superpower moniker somehow
Cookie autodelete remove all cookies and other add-on remove the modal popups
And why they are called "cookies" ? I prefer "useless 100 bytes textfile"
>click manage preferences
>shows you a bunch of switches, some of which are grayed out and labeled "legitimate interest"
>they're there just to taunt you because you dared not immediately accept them all
where is the reject all add-on? frick cookies, they sell your data to pajeets.