I would recommend reading the ePrivacy Directive [1] and understanding it before you try to roll it back (see Chesterton's fence).
It's really a very reasonable rule. Before you use somebody else's computer you have to ask for permission. In fact cookie only turns up once in the PDF as it's an example of something you (the webserver) may want to store on somebody else's machine.
If you think this request isn't reasonable I have a cryptominer I'd be happy to put on your machine.
It's really a very reasonable rule. Before you use somebody else's computer you have to ask for permission. In fact cookie only turns up once in the PDF as it's an example of something you (the webserver) may want to store on somebody else's machine. If you think this request isn't reasonable I have a cryptominer I'd be happy to put on your machine.
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy_and_Electronic_Communi...