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The irony being this site doesn't offer a decline all option.

• szszrk 11mo ago
  My default firefox settings rejected content tracker and in the end no cookies were created at all, plus there was just one failed CDN request outside original domain. Not bad.
  • Nextgrid 11mo ago
    Don't worry, you are still being tracked by IP + browser fingerprinting... and using a browser with a low single-digit marketshare stands out like a sore thumb. (which is also why framing GDPR discussions around cookies misses the point - the point is to determine the user's consent to being tracked regardless of technical ability, whether cookies, IP address, fingerprinting, or even some magic crystal ball)
    • GJim 11mo ago
      > being tracked by IP + browser fingerprinting That is also illegal under the GDPR; you cannot track me without my explicit opt-in consent, whither by 'cookies' or other means. I continue to be astounded how little grasp some HN readers (a technical news site!) have of the GDPR.
      • Nextgrid 11mo ago
        I am aware it is illegal, and yet just like for cookie-based tracking, everyone gets away with it.