@BHolmesDev @fimion @seldo @stubbornella @ignchz @cramforce Ignorance is bliss. Especially when knowledge involves this: https://twitter.com/jlengstorf/status/1413917904609824771
@stubbornella @ignchz @seldo @cramforce I quietly and bashfully enjoy having a touch bar for when presenting with Keynote.
But I keep that to myself for fear of being scorned.
But I keep that to myself for fear of being scorned.
@creativityhurts @ncoronges Those antipatterns work.
Making it 100000 times more complex to confidently opt out, than just hitting the “Yes to whatever you might have asked for. Fingers crossed, here goes” button. Was no accident.
And we work in this space. What chance to other stand?
Making it 100000 times more complex to confidently opt out, than just hitting the “Yes to whatever you might have asked for. Fingers crossed, here goes” button. Was no accident.
And we work in this space. What chance to other stand?
@bonjouryannick @ncoronges Oh thanks! Minimal-consent looked good. Shame it’s no longer maintained. I’d prefer not to use something that defaults to automatically accepting everything being asked for.
A tool like this may well help my experience. But I wish the habits of the industry were just better.
A tool like this may well help my experience. But I wish the habits of the industry were just better.
It has been a little over a year since I could get beyond the cookie consent modal on @TechCrunch. Any link I follow there is a dead-end.
These horrible barriers, with their JS errors and their dark UX patterns are killing the web.
These horrible barriers, with their JS errors and their dark UX patterns are killing the web.