startpage.com and ddg. Both work great. Takes a bit of getting used to, since it's less personalised, but I've not missed it since.

Using it for years already

Because it costs more time to not do it. Because seo and all other reasons. I suspect it's rather lack of knowledge than truly a deliberate choice

>seo

Google's crawler uses automated modern Chrome instances. Suggesting SEO isn't possible with JavaScript or can't index a React or Vue website is very, very outdated advice.

Your suggestion makes a lot of good sense. Cookies aren't the real threat though. Surely cookies are used for both wanted and unwanted tracking. Passive tracking however (fingerprinting of any form) will remain the threat we can't block and we won't know is happening.

If we add a mechanism to allow the OS to handle cookies, bypassing possible untrusty browser vendors. We won't solve much and create a false expectation, while (arguably) break more than we fix.

This doesn't mean we shouldn't, but if a method is found, it should include a significantly more comprehensive form of anonymity.

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