It comes after a law blocking such a move was overturned.

Popular porn sites now display unproven health warnings thanks to Texas law::Popular online adult film sites in Texas are posting health warnings about watching porn, despite the fact a law requiring them to do so was blocked in August.

  • @[email protected]English
    3•1 year ago

    I often decline their cookie bull, they’ll just keep asking with every new page i load from that website. Preferably with a pop-up that covers 2/3rd of the screen.

    • @[email protected]English
      1•1 year ago

      I think but haven’t done any proper investigations, that some sites only store your cookie response if you accept a certain kind of cookies. Basically every site now divides cookies up into functional, optimisation and marketing, and I have at least observed:

      1. go to website, receive prompt
      2. decline all non-required cookies
      3. go to next page within website, receive prompt again
      4. decline all but functional cookies (or similar wording
      5. go to next page, no prompt.
    • @[email protected]English
      1•1 year ago

      If you can figure out which script is responsible for the pop-up, it’s usually possible to block it by, for instance, feeding its URL to your ad blocker. Just takes a bit of patience.