Why can't I set "Do not allow cookies" as the default setting?
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How can I install ublock origin? It always says download Firefox and then I can't run it, it says change the app.
I'd have to use Microsoft-approved apps and open Microsoft Edge. But I don't want to do that. It's all complicated; I just want to get rid of the annoying ads.
This is not really a sensible attitude. Then you could not log in any more, for example, because this happens through cookies. Many sites would be completely unusable. Even an incognito tab allows cookies, are deleted only after closing.
Absolutely not allowing cookies is simply stupid. Unless you’re Osama am loading or something.
Yes, this is probably also the reason why you can’t even adjust it in Chrome. But in Firefox, you can’t use any pages anymore, that’s true.
If you do on paranoid, you have to disable Javascript completely, otherwise it is useless. And then 99% of all modern sites are broken.
With Firefox, the many websites are no longer working as far as I know.
And this is also not in the “strict” presets, but you have to create an extra custom presets.
Keep thinking part-time secret agents that they want to disable cookies. But much more anonymous is not compared with it so that it can be deleted afterwards.
Yeah, right, but in that case, I wouldn’t use Chrome anyway. Gives at least browser that also allows to disable only JavaScript JIT, WebRTC and WebGL. But I tell you honestly, I don’t care about privacy, but as soon as I have to accept restrictions to get it I don’t want to.
You can do that with most browsers, if you say which one you use. And “Google” is a search engine, not a browser. Do you think Chrome? At least in Chrome for Android, you can only block third-party cookies, blocking all cookies in general is no longer possible. Most other browsers can still do that.
I found this site at Google:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?sjid=16324535635001196488-EU
If general rejection of cookies in Google Chrome is not possible, it is a design decision of Google.