Thanks for your reply. I am noticing that since some time ago websites
are starting to 'brainwash' users to use cookies. This is often done
by displaying a high contrast banner at the top threatening that by
using their website one MUST also enable cookies.
Is there a way to avoid this new 'cool feature'?
Edward
Edward, are these sites based in the EU? If it's very little to do with
brainwashing -- at least by the site owners -- and everything to do with
a cretinous law forcing EU-based sites to warn visitors of cookies.
Apparently, at least according to the politicians who handed us this
mess, cookies are the latest and greatest security threat to web users.
More so than government intrusion, man in the middle attacks, forged
site certificates, hacking or other such trivia. :)
Most sites are restricting themselves to a simple warning pop-up to
comply with EU/national regulations (thus avoiding the remote threat of
a prosecution) without getting in the way too much. Daft but true.
Cheers,
Dave H
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