Comment by neilv
1 day ago
I'd expect a group that cared about privacy and security... not to need a cookie consent dialog like that.
1 day ago
I'd expect a group that cared about privacy and security... not to need a cookie consent dialog like that.
My understanding is that the rules around those is similar to prop 65 rules. So unfocused as to dilute the original purpose.
The cookies used by the site appear to almost all be from Cloudflare, GitHub, YouTube: service providers that are not at all interested in enabling a cookie-free web site, and chose this route as malicious compliance. There's also one cookie to store a language preference that could be handled through HTTP headers instead.