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Because itâs blocking the cookie consent from occurring. Of course, thereâs no way to do this 100% without breaking sites. So when people find sites that arenât having them blocked, it has to be reported and adjusted.
Admittedly, they donât seem to have built as strong a list for the filter as they should have before it was open to everyone, but itâs being improved through user feedback. In a way, this is more efficient for those who can be patient and contribute to the list such as youâve done here.
Its list based, and it evolves over time. new cookie consents are added, fixes land daily. Not every consent can be fixed, but covering 95% cookie messages is no easy feat.