Absolutely. It goes far beyond cookie management, it's a fundamental thing about what you're allowed to do with my data without my consent.
You know you can block them right? Ublock origin has "annoyances" in the lists, just tick that.
Absolutely. It goes far beyond cookie management, it's a fundamental thing about what you're allowed to do with my data without my consent.
You know you can block them right? Ublock origin has "annoyances" in the lists, just tick that.
1) Causing massive pollution of the Web and then saying this to the 95% of the world who are not represented by the EU is tone-deaf.
2) This is an added tool that has to be installed, meaning most people will still experience the popups.
3) uBlock origin has limited browser support. Telling the world they need to browse the Web differently is an answer that is only a variant of the pop-up problem that also tells users to brows the Web differently (by navigating popups).
you know quite a few people use the things called mobile phones?
As others have said, get a browser that supports addons and enjoy browsing the web without ads and these banners.