Firefox may soon reject Cookie prompts automatically(ghacks.net)

365 points by goplayoutside 3 years ago | 198 comments

A gHacks article reporting that Firefox may soon automatically reject cookie consent prompts on websites.

Chrome is entrenching third-party cookies that will mislead users(brave.com)

468 points by NayamAmarshe 2 years ago | 267 comments

Brave blog post arguing that Chrome's Related Website Sets feature entrenches third-party cookies for some sites in ways that will mislead users about privacy.

Most websites don't need cookie consent banners(block81.com)

66 points by pickup191 9 months ago | 44 comments

Do cookie-free analytics need cookie banners?(jfagerberg.me)

36 points by birjolaxew 1 year ago | 39 comments

The Omnichord will be re-produced to commemorate our 70th anniversary(suzukimusic-global.com)

139 points by cglong 2 years ago | 42 comments

Google no longer automatically indexes websites?(natehoffelder.com)

532 points by c5karl 3 years ago | 447 comments

Blog post by Nate Hoffelder complaining that Google no longer automatically indexes websites, requiring manual submission.

Firefox may soon reject Cookie prompts automatically(ghacks.net)

365 points by goplayoutside 3 years ago | 198 comments

A gHacks article reporting that Firefox may soon automatically reject cookie consent prompts on websites.

Dear Paul Graham, there is no cookie banner law(amazingcto.com)

431 points by KingOfCoders 2 years ago | 415 comments

Blog post on Amazing CTO responding to Paul Graham, arguing that no law requires cookie banners and that they stem from sites' choice to track users.

Chrome is entrenching third-party cookies that will mislead users(brave.com)

468 points by NayamAmarshe 2 years ago | 267 comments

Brave blog post arguing that Chrome's Related Website Sets feature entrenches third-party cookies for some sites in ways that will mislead users about privacy.

Handling cookies is a minefield(grayduck.mn)

498 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 228 comments

A blog post by April King examining inconsistencies in how browsers and servers parse and handle HTTP cookies, using a JSON-valued cookie as an example.

Let me pay for Firefox(discourse.mozilla.org)

673 points by csmantle 1 year ago | 513 comments

A Mozilla Discourse community forum post by a longtime supporter arguing that Mozilla should let users pay for Firefox to fund its development.

Android's sideloading limits are its most anti-consumer move(makeuseof.com)

657 points by josephcsible 1 year ago | 429 comments

A MakeUseOf opinion article arguing that Google's new limits on Android app sideloading are its most anti-consumer move.