I had already touched on it at one point or another here in the blog: If you generally block the acceptance of cookies, you prevent most websites from displaying advertising at all. The side operators simply collapses the financing, the free offer is thus stopped or thinned out badly. Has the resounding success that now many web offers can only be accessed for a fee, or require registration or have been discontinued. For example, users can block third-party cookies, install extensions to block ads and then block tracking tools, delete browser data regularly, enable tracking protection in your browser, and so on.īut most users only use the extension to get rid of cookie queries. The developer writes that the user should be aware of privacy issues related to cookies. If it is necessary for the proper functioning of the website, the extension automatically accepts the cookie policy for the user(sometimes it accepts all, sometimes only the necessary cookie categories, depending on what is easier to do). The developer writes about this that in most cases, the extension blocks the query or just hides the pop-ups that refer to cookies. The developer promises that the "I don't care about cookies" browser extension will remove cookie warnings from almost all websites and save the user thousands of unnecessary clicks. The cookie dialog asks for the user's consent as to whether cookies may be placed on the surfer's machine and which cookie classes are allowed. Specifically, it deals with the cookie ads that every commercial website must display to visitors when they first access the site, due to EU regulations. "I don't care about cookies" is a browser extension that is supposed to take care of cookie handling for web surfers.
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