If companies had respected the Do Not Track and browser vendors had made it easier to adopt we wouldn't have ended up with the situation we are in now.
People also want to perform CSRF attacks. So what do we do? Make a law against CSRF? Or change the browsers to make it much harder?
> It's full-on insane to use the law to force every website developer to add their own cookie banner […]
Which is obvious FUD. And this comment now makes it clear that you actually knew that you're spreading FUD.
Firefox has that built into its tracking protection. I don't know what's it set to by default, but it took me three clicks to reach the setting.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/third-party-cookies-fir...
Hasn't that been a standard browser setting since the 1990s? I remember Netscape had it.