However, it doesn’t work on my machine (Brave 1.16.72, Windows 10).
So I opened brave://adblock I checked “Easylist-Cookie List - Filter Obtrusive Cookie Notices”, which seems to be a different list, and the vast majority of cookie notices (in my country) still was not blocked.
Then I copied the whole list from https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/abp/ and pasted it into the text area at the bottom of brave://adblock
Now, almost every notice gets blocked (except for Google, for instance, but I don’t care).
That being said, did I really have to do this to make it work? Shoudn’t the list be embedded in Brave?
@fanboynz thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, I have to say that the Easylist-Cookie List hardly blocks any cookie notices in my country (Italy — I mostly visit Italian websites). IDCAC is almost impeccable instead. So I decided to reinstall the IDCAC extension and remove the copy-pasted list from brave://adblock (too much text was slowing down the page). I also disabled the Easylist-Cookie List, which doesn’t seem to make any difference.
However, I activated Fanboy's Annoyance List — which includes EasyList Cookie if I’m not mistaken — in uBlock Origin on Firefox, and it works well against cookie notices in Italy. I don’t need IDCAC on Firefox anymore.
Could it be possible to do the same thing in Brave?
And another question: are EasyList Cookie, and Easylist-Cookie List - Filter Obtrusive Cookie Notices in Brave, the same list?