I don't think browsers should become operating systems for the web but… : https://blog.rmendes.net/2021/i-dont-think-browsers-should-become-operating
@lanodan not sure we're talking about the same thing.
Obviously I'm already using DNT, uBlock and other extensions to help me minimize tracking but what I'm talking about is (even more since GDPR) the invasive pop-up like "privacy" management offered by websites to handle tracking : no reject all option, deny features buried behind too much clicks and the boringness of having to specify that manually across the web.
It should be backed in the browser.
Most of the GDPR nags are illegal btw, by law reject has be the default option.
That said the thing of blocking third-party domains has already been circumvented by blatant stalkers by moving to subfolders or hostname aliases to put in the same domain.
The actual thing in browsers should be to explicitly allow cookies by their name, like it's done in lynx and maybe can still be toggled in Firefox.
And considering that websites are already nagging you horribly, it probably wouldn't be such a disaster as it would have been back in like 2010.