@Ympker said:
Are those of you that use Chrome, or another default browser without extensions support , not annoyed by those Cookie Notions? Blocking Ads is one thing, but those cookie banners have really been getting annoying as they are the first thing you see on nearly any page..and they usually cover the whole screen. This made me switch to Kiwi (as I wanted a Chrome/-ium based solution). Firefox also has extensions support, but those of you who use Chrome @Radi Vivaldi ( @Nyr ), Edge @giang or other browsers: How do you deal with Cookies, or do you not really care about these pop-ups?
My phone has a big screen (6.53'') and the popups are not big enough to clutter the screen so I can care. I don't do anything, just click on the "X" and forget it. When I clear browser history(which I do from time to time) and visit the same website, the procedure repeats.
Ah, that makes sense. Although, often there is not even an "X" on my screen, or I just don't see it for some websites.
There is no visible "X" here, for example:
Yellow button: Accept
Grey button: Settings
What happens when you try to click on the small space below the pop-up?
In such cases, I would just click the yellow button, as usually means "accept", read what I need and clear history on the browser.
@Ympker said:
Are those of you that use Chrome, or another default browser without extensions support , not annoyed by those Cookie Notions? Blocking Ads is one thing, but those cookie banners have really been getting annoying as they are the first thing you see on nearly any page..and they usually cover the whole screen. This made me switch to Kiwi (as I wanted a Chrome/-ium based solution). Firefox also has extensions support, but those of you who use Chrome @Radi Vivaldi ( @Nyr ), Edge @giang or other browsers: How do you deal with Cookies, or do you not really care about these pop-ups?
My phone has a big screen (6.53'') and the popups are not big enough to clutter the screen so I can care. I don't do anything, just click on the "X" and forget it. When I clear browser history(which I do from time to time) and visit the same website, the procedure repeats.
Ah, that makes sense. Although, often there is not even an "X" on my screen, or I just don't see it for some websites.
There is no visible "X" here, for example:
Yellow button: Accept
Grey button: Settings
What happens when you try to click on the small space below the pop-up?
In such cases, I would just click the yellow button, as usually means "accept", read what I need and clear history on the browser.
I already tried clicking the small space below/above the pop-up. No success..
Yeah, usually I am just too lazy then and just "accept" but still can be annoying if more sites like this one existed.
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What happens when you try to click on the small space below the pop-up?
In such cases, I would just click the yellow button, as usually means "accept", read what I need and clear history on the browser.
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I already tried clicking the small space below/above the pop-up. No success..
Yeah, usually I am just too lazy then and just "accept" but still can be annoying if more sites like this one existed.
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