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You _can_ deny cookies. It's just that this breaks almost every website. This was true before Chrome existed.
by Ellipsis753 6y ago
You _can_ deny cookies. It's just that this breaks almost every website. This was true before Chrome existed.
- annoyingnoob 6y agoI have my browser setup to delete cookies each time I close it. And I run ad, tracker, and script blockers on top of that.
- belinder 6y agoSo do you just deal with logging in every time on every website when you open your browser again?
- annoyingnoob 6y agoA password manager really helps here, yes. The downside is that I always see the cookie banners, which I mostly try to ignore but some of them block most of the page.
- leoedin 6y agoIf Chrome made denied cookies by default and required an explicit opt-in caused by a user action (basically deter un-prompted cookie prompts like we managed to deter popups) then that would change very quickly. I wonder why they don't?