Unless you need an exception to a web page's stateless protocol, no cookie is needed. Tracking you is likely not what the W3C had had in mind, when they created XHTML, XML, HTML. all from SGML. You have been falsely been taught to believe that tracking is necessary to load the simplest of webpages. Basically, unless it's something that you need to log in for, no cookie is likely needed. BTW, tracking is not advertising; to refuse to be tracked--does not mean that you are blocking ads.

While there is virtue good or bad in a programmer art, any legitimate AI purpose--has been negated by the AI companies, who stole so much from so many, put so many out of work--all to make the least-working people--the richest.

The crap must end. We need reins on AI proliferation.

Perhaps they should have a think about what they stand for.

A fully mechanized plant, using imported Chinese materials, dumping toxic waste everywhere. Will you sleep safer?

No one has scruples any more?

I remember when Firefox was a 5MB download--now, even the downloader is larger than that. Other than lapses of privacy, I am experimenting with Basilisk because is supports Scrapbook, the best internet research tool ever made.

If Napster was illegal--so is AI's training.

So, with AI, now even human experimentation is all-good?

Work in AI, eh?

If you were trying to rebuild your society, after the way things are heading happens, you would want Wikipedia first.

It's not like hooking up AI, a Billionaire's device--up to quantum computing matters, to anyone but them.

AI is destroying not only the internet, but the quality of humanity's information, as a whole. AI, the fishing rod of the rich.

File theirs as change for change sake. The new Libreoffice icons were terrible. They gave people every choice--but to keep what worked.

It's not worth having a Nazi service.