Proposed EU law could kill cookie banners that no one reads. But the changes may affect ad-funded companies’ bottom line. ... such as remembering items in your shopping cart.

Its banner ads feature a clear value proposition: “Shop now, pay later,” while the subhead communicates that they can split it into “4 equal payments, interest-free.” Source 4.

And they’re ANNOYING: those banners that pop up every time you visit a new website and ask you whether you approve the use of cookies by that site. You can’t proceed until you make a decision.

And if a cookie banner does pop up on a site, you can click the extension and select “Report problem.” Super Agent will then work on adding the website to its coverage.