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KSPAtlas, 9 months ago to technology in The Internet in Europe Today

This is why adblockers and the like are basically necessary (also, since i live in a GDPR area, cookie prompts tend to be slightly less annoying)

AccidentalLemming, 9 months ago (edited 8 months ago) to technology in The Internet in Europe Today

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HexesofVexes, 9 months ago

Ah, that would require ethics on the website creator’s behalf - something not really accounted for in lawmaking.

The law already indicated that “regect all” should be at least as easy as accepting all.

AccidentalLemming, 9 months ago

If they can be obliged into respecting the cookie consent rules, they can be obliged to honor Do Not Track. It’s just a matter of turning it into law.

MonkderZweite, 9 months ago (edited 9 months ago)

You should disable do-not-track. Nobody follows it and it makes you more trackable nowadays, because it’s only a few % who enable it.

philodendron, 9 months ago to technology in The Internet in Europe Today

Unrealistic how it doesn’t hit me with it all at once

deleted, 9 months ago to technology in The Internet in Europe Today

I believe this should encourage oil companies to hire someone to protest by gluing thier hands to google’s servers.

They waste energy to put ads and I waste energy to remove them.

SkyeStarfall, 9 months ago

Oil companies would love for energy to be wasted. It means more demand for them.

beeng, 9 months ago to technology in The Internet in Europe Today

Fuck, this hurts!

Kudos to the creators

soot_guy, 9 months ago to technology in The Internet in Europe Today

All this is missing is a bold “sponsored” line

Naatan, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

Nowadays, when I see news about some new law that’s gonna ruin the web I just have a sad chuckle. That ship has sailed. And they didn’t even need shitty laws to do it.

zoontechnicon, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

In my default browser with all extensions it’s a great experience. had to switch browsers to get why it was posted.

WuTang, 9 months ago

Good CaptainObvious. The site has been made on purpose to illustrate these behaviors, there’s no function/cookies/logic code behind. Switching browser doesn’t change anything as it is fake.

Jeez…

ink, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

How I experience the web today?

By not visiting a shitty websites and cliché shit like these. It’s not that hard. And it feel much better than acting like old man shouting at the sky on the internet.

Rozz, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

Obviously a little easier than real life

selokichtli, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

Jesus fucking Christ, let’s burn the web already!

zkfcfbzr, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

Only thing they missed was a popup asking me to please not leave if I move my mouse near the top edge of the tab.

Moobythegoldensock, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

My rule is the first bullshit to popup I flip to reader mode. If it doesn’t display in reader mode, it’s wasting my time, time to close.

igorlogius, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

This is so true it hurts.

The current web has almost been made unbearable.

Everyone who needs a break, can take a look at: gemini.circumlunar.space

Mane25, 9 months ago to technology in How I experience the web today

It’s so real that I had to enable 3rd party scripts in uBlock Origin to get past the second page, is that intentional?