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Breakage at gitlab.com due to consent.cookiebot.com #132
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Hi @crssi I can't replicate that and I have blocked |
That is very strange... will make a screen recording later today and post it here. Cheers |
You are right. It seem to be only cosmetic annoyance nagging about cookies not being accepted... and those cannot be accepted when Will close this now and reopen/open when/if a real breakage is to be found. Thank you and cheers |
@crssi Blocking |
Yes. That is exactly right. UPDATE: But its a cosmetic ATM... at least on |
I have seen several websites that automatically assumes that you're agreed to set tracking cookies when you start browsing without accepting or denying the consent form. So it is better to remove the domain from the list |
Hmm if they do this within EU, they will be looking at a heavy fine according to the EU curt ruling last September (2019) 😄 Which is also one of the only positive thing about the GDPR, as nobody reads the policies, they just lie and clicks yes. Next to this the lies about "necessary" 🍪 which is 0 for ordinary browsing. So for the EU citizens I would recommend keeping the record to help protect those millions of people from legal(law) tracking. |
As I suspected, there are two methods: I will remove this domain from the list |
Thanks @crssi for reporting. Closing |
Sorry @anudeepND, we have also problem with Or should I open a new issue? Thank you |
I will remove it in the next update, no need to open the new issue |
You are a 💎 . 😄 ❤️ |
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looks like a CNAME and NextDNS blocks them as well. |
@anudeepND Cheers |
@dnmTX do you have any additional info? |
@anudeepND found two recent examples(there are more,i just got sick searching 😉 ) which concluded,at least to me that |
@dnmTX |
@crssi i do believe me and @anudeepND discussing NextDNS which has nothing to do with your resolutions/requests here. |
No worries :) @crssi |
Oh... I see. 👍 |
@dnmTX thanks for the links, CNAME blocking makes it more difficult to maintain the hostfiles, I dunno how many false positives are lurking in the list 😅 |
Many complaints/issues showing up from Pi-Hole(users) as well. At least over there is straight forward,if the domain is on the list it will block it's CNAME and that's it. Either way removing CNAME(s) because of that reason is wrong as in many cases(as you know) they're used separately to push ads,malware and who know what other garbage. |
Visit
gitlab.com
. You must not be signed-in.magnify glass
and observe message under search field.consent.cookiebot.com
, clear cache, hard reload site and repeat step 1.Cheers
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