I never ever use or allow cookies other than email web sites and business or financial issues, I have them blocked other than for sites I choose and wish to use.
I never use the web browser cache in the same way, and after every email session or using a site for business finance etc I clear the lot and block all further.
If an every day web site requires cookies or pop ups I do not use that this site at all, like many wise web users.
A vast endless number of global professional web site creators are also trying to open every clickable link on a web site in a new browser page (as a pop up effectively), with nearly all web browsers preventing pop ups today are these site creators actually capable?
They think having multiple pages showing in a browser makes their job look well done to server logs, it makes no difference as it’s the same IP address used and logs the pages visited numbered in total just as it would without the pop ups?
If I were giving a lecture to web site designers I would be relaying that they would face the sack and being sued, for in reality they must cost companies globally a literal vast fortune in lost revenue from folk like me who simply will not allow pop ups cookies, or worse again, forced advertising links that take over a website through page url timed delay?
Google have none of this I am glad to say, Cookies via Google are okay by me and used quite wisely, certainly not forcibly.
Hoping this helps many potential company business site owners asking/hiring web site designers to build web sites for them?
Your own site here required cookies opening links in new browser windows, but I do trust absolutely and accept this site as one I know well with trust in you, however in five minutes time they will be wiped?
A cookie is much like to a hand raised up high in a crowd relaying here I am notice me, and after all it’s only novices to the Internet that actually use and allow these permanent place on a computer, albeit unknowingly on their part?
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I suppose those who only go to Google every few years (how is that possible?), might find some privacy-solace in cookies expiring after two years but I wonder. Somebody ought to try it and see how long they can avoid the Google Cookie Monster. As for me, I'm only there 600 to 10,000 times a day so I'm probably not a good abstinance candidate. Intervention Please!