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not-even-mad.jpg Funny enough he went through the trouble to make sure tabbing works, and that the bottom url indicator is readable. If you tab to "Define Settings" you can in fact disable analytics, and "Accept All" changes to "Accept".
not-even-mad.jpg Funny enough he went through the trouble to make sure tabbing works, and that the bottom url indicator is readable. If you tab to "Define Settings" you can in fact disable analytics, and "Accept All" changes to "Accept".
There are so many delicious cookies in Germany, there's no reason not to accept them all (e.g. zimtsterne, Nürnberger lebkuchen, springerle, pfeffernuss, bethmännchen, aachener printen, ...)
Also, it doesn't happen in smaller viewport.
Erm. A browser released in April of this year is outdated?
> Your web browser (Chrome 90) is out of date. Update your browser so that this website can be made error-free and secure. Erm. A browser released in April of this year is outdated?
Looking at the full cookie consent drop-down in a private browser, it shows a category "basic" cookies that you can't reject (even with the "reject" link, which it describes as being:
>Tools that enable essential services and features, including identity verification, service continuity, and site security; this option cannot be denied.
Hm ... it still feels like he uses a more expansive definition of "essential services" than I do. What if I don't even want him to remember anything about me, so he has to ask again? Don't I have the right to ask for that one cookie to be deleted that remembers this one consent?
I know, that would make the site even more annoying, but I do feel a tad confused -- can anyone comment on this?
> Your web browser (Chrome 90) is out of date. Update your browser so that this website can be made error-free and secure. Erm. A browser released in April of this year is outdated?
https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2021/12/stable-channel...
https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2021/12/stable-channel...
https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2021/11/stable-channel...
cc_hide_prompt:"1", which is there for the cookie prompt itself to function, and:
cc_accepted_providers:"analytics,dummy_group_1", which doesn't contain any other info than that, no unique tracking codes
Why is this web developer even adding cookies at all here, given that there doesn't seem to be anything of value in them (unless the dummy group thing is valuable), and the prompt makes the website look worse?
EDIT: correction, when visiting the blog, more cookies appear