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There's no mechanistic difference between the two types of cookies, let's not pretend this is an actual config choice that people are making.

Whenever I hit Anubis, I simply go "keep your secrets then" and take my leave. The vast majority of the sites posted to HN (that catch my fancy) work fine or fine enough, and are better for it.

If I really, really desperately want to check something out, I can always just turn stuff back on. Turns out, I rarely do.

Shoutout to the particularly dogshit few that don't just require cookies and JS, but even third party JS. For reading a blogpost or a message thread!

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> There's no mechanistic difference between the two types of cookies, let's not pretend this is an actual config choice that people are making.

They probably meant 3rd party cookies. It's common to block those. 1st party cookies not so much.


The Anubis anime girl is an instant tab close for me, especially while in public. I dont like having to explain to people that I'm not one of those creepy anime guys.

uBlock Origin filter to block the anime girl from loading:

  ! Title: Hide Anubis Image
  */.within.website/x/cmd/anubis/static/img/*.webp$image
(c) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46310941

That’s the most insecure thing I’ve heard in a while. What other things randomly flashing across your screen disturb you? Do you imagine your coworkers keeping count of which ads are displayed in your browsers? Do you imagine that they don’t also see the Anubis loading screens?

It isn't even anime style, it gives me more western cartoonish vibes.

From someone who doesn't want to associate with it, I think 'anime girl' is fair. Even if people who consume it might (and do) categorize it otherwise.



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