The banner often obscures the view, and the user need to dismiss it in
order to know if the page contains the information user looks for. But
in order to dismiss it, you can click "Accept all" easily and job done,
OR you need to enter options by clicking the "manage" button, find your
way around the banner, understand what are the options and which ones
are checked and which are unchecked, then click "consent" or whatever
terminology is used, but only after finding the button.
This easily can take up to a minute.
Yes, sometimes there's the "reject all" button, but not always. Also you
need to know how they define the "reject all" button, because sometimes
it probably may be defined as "reject some".
It's not a problem for me, because I autoclick them away with browser
plugins, but when I'm on a mobile, the web is really hard to browse
because of those banners.
The banner often obscures the view, and the user need to dismiss it in order to know if the page contains the information user looks for. But in order to dismiss it, you can click "Accept all" easily and job done, OR you need to enter options by clicking the "manage" button, find your way around the banner, understand what are the options and which ones are checked and which are unchecked, then click "consent" or whatever terminology is used, but only after finding the button.
This easily can take up to a minute.
Yes, sometimes there's the "reject all" button, but not always. Also you need to know how they define the "reject all" button, because sometimes it probably may be defined as "reject some".
It's not a problem for me, because I autoclick them away with browser plugins, but when I'm on a mobile, the web is really hard to browse because of those banners.