But as Kent said, if its going to produce popups it really, really needs to announce itself properly including a link to some docs that are written from the point of view of a user rather than the point of view of a website developer! :(
It'll totally fail on my system (I hope), anyway, since I ban popups! Lucas Rufkahr <l...@lukerufkahr.com> wrote: > Its just a javascript application from whatever website you were on. > https://www.klaro.org/docs/ > > All the best > > - - - > Lucas Rufkahr > https://lukerufkahr.com > For UMSL inquiries: lr...@umsystem.edu > > Feb 6, 2025, 13:08 by we...@acu.edu: > > > On 2/6/25 13:06, Kent West wrote: > > > >> On 2/6/25 13:01, Kent West wrote: > >> > >>> A few times recently, while using Debian unstable with KDE on > >>> Wayland, browsing with Firefox Nightly, I've had a pop-up come up > >>> in the "System Tray" area that starts out with "A few settings > >>> are required to be able to use certain functions. This controls > >>> whether a service is allowed to set cookies or not." > >> Here's a link to a screenshot of the second window: > >> > >> https://kentwest.neocities.org/misc/cookies.png > >> > > And the first: > > > > https://kentwest.neocities.org/misc/cookies-0.png > > > >>> The box gives no indication of what generated this message, > >>> except that it was "Realized through Klaro". When I click on the > >>> "Go to Cookies Settings" button, I get taken to another anonymous > >>> box with a bunch of settings. I didn't pay attention to what > >>> those settings are, because, being wary of anonymous pop-ups and > >>> their shenanigans, I just closed the pop-ups, assuming they were > >>> some sort of scammer attempt from some web-page I had hit. > >>> > >>> If this is a legit pop-up, it REALLY needs to identify who it's > >>> from. I'm not about to start giving permissions based on some > >>> rando pop-up. > >>> > >>> Anyone who can shed light on this? Thanks! > >>> >
