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Banner showing on stackoverflow.com in service mode 1 #33

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yokoffing opened this issue Nov 15, 2022 · 4 comments
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Banner showing on stackoverflow.com in service mode 1 #33

yokoffing opened this issue Nov 15, 2022 · 4 comments

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@yokoffing
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Example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27038732/css-fade-in-out-blinking

cookiebanners.service.mode is 1

Screenshot 2022-11-15 at 16-08-06 Css fade-in-out blinking

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@yokoffing Does Firefox correctly handle the banner if you set the service mode to 2?

@Trikolon Trikolon changed the title stackoverflow Banner showing on stackoverflow.com in service mode 1 Nov 16, 2022
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@yokoffing Does Firefox correctly handle the banner if you set the service mode to 2?

Yes, it works with 2. But isn't there privacy implications with using 2 over 1?

@yokoffing yokoffing changed the title Banner showing on stackoverflow.com in service mode 1 Banner showing on stackoverflow.com in service mode 1 Nov 16, 2022
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Our implementation only performs a single click, this is to provide a good UX. Handling "customize" menus like shown in the screenshot can lead to long delays preventing users from using the page. Banners can be hidden while they're handled but this is sort of hit-and-miss and can still lead to bad UX or broken sites.

Service mode 2 == REJECT_OR_ACCEPT means we reject banners if that's a one-click option, otherwise we fall back to the accept button. Privacy wise that's worse than reject, that's why we have mode 1 where we keep these banners so users can make their own choices. However you still get things like Total Cookie Protection in Firefox/Gecko which make the accept option slightly less problematic, limiting 3rd-party cookie tracking.

I'll close this as wontfix since our mechanism behaves as expected.

@Trikolon Trikolon closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Nov 17, 2022
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Service mode 2 == REJECT_OR_ACCEPT means we reject banners if that's a one-click option, otherwise we fall back to the accept button. Privacy wise that's worse than reject, that's why we have mode 1 where we keep these banners so users can make their own choices. However you still get things like Total Cookie Protection in Firefox/Gecko which make the accept option slightly less problematic, limiting 3rd-party cookie tracking.

This is helpful. Thank you for the response!

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