Use a vpn with a Eu server. More sites like google will show a cookie popup with the “reject all cookies” option.

Reject all cookies if it exists. Otherwise accept cookies and then click on the :

shield icon > cookies and site data > delete (trash icon)

This is super useful when you want to read an article on some news website and it shows a cookie popup.

  • ☂️-@lemmy.ml
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    3 days ago

    they can very effectively track you by fingerprinting your browser + tracking your ip if applicable.

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      Ayup. For those not in the know… it’s a huge industry now, called Identity Resolution.

      They use every available signal. A million browser fingerprinting signals. Which are much worse if you run JS. But even TLS fingerprints. Timings. How long does it take for your browser to fetch resources from these 20 domains. Canvas readbacks. A million things.

      This was predicted when govs started to clamp down on cookies. Cookies were the easiest thing in the damn world to block or delete. After the ad and surveilence industry lost cookies for tracking they moved to less savory methods. Ones much much harder to block or deter. We didn’t get rid of tracking with cookie-consent. Instead we made it unimaginably more powerful.