Is there a blocker for those annoying fucking 'we use cookies' banners that cover every fucking website page?

You know, just ... poof.

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Or the sites could just stop using them.

If only there was a "no way" button in 90% of cases.

Some people still don't know how to do this?
Cntrl+shift+q

>You've received a new email
>"We've updated our privacy policy"

Thanks, EU

I tried ublock lists and the I don't care about cookies addon. Sadly both broke a lot of websites for me in big and small ways so we are stuck with these trash prompts.

This is so fucking pointless, too.
The problem isn't that websites use cookies - that's just a necessary part of the web.
The problem is that some websites use their cookies to track users even over other websites by having their like buttons or their advertisements embedded on them.
You can tell that the people who made this law have no idea what they're doing.

Thanks for this, user. I've been using uBlock and it's a pain to disable that shit manually on every website I visit, especially those that include another element that darkens or hides the screen.

I bet they thought that websites would stop using tracking cookies instead of bothering users. But these are the same websites that would use popups back in the day. So it was a dumb idea from the start.

>This is all the reasons we're setting cookies in your browser
>Cookies already permanently blocked
Nah, I'm actually tempted to just block globally. See what that kills off. Javascript imports, nonsense css garbage, all the awfulness.