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I'm getting this pop up also today.

Again and again and again, both on my works PC and my totally different Home PC
Completely different systems/setups.

Must be something wrong at forum end.
Not happening on any other forums I visit.
 
I'm getting this pop up also today.

Again and again and again, both on my works PC and my totally different Home PC
Completely different systems/setups.

Must be something wrong at forum end.
Not happening on any other forums I visit.

Ya was happening before. Theoretically shouldn’t be happening as of 10 mins ago.

Is it still happening?
 
Still happening on phone and Mac here.

UPDATE.....not happened for last ten minutes ...since posting the above in fact!
 
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Something odd and might be a "fix", I switched my Safari user agent to Safari iOS 11.0 in the developer menu, it loaded without the popup, next switched back to Safari for Mac and no popups.:)
 
Something odd and might be a "fix", I switched my Safari user agent to Safari iOS 11.0 in the developer menu, it loaded without the popup, next switched back to Safari for Mac and no popups.:)
nah. we turned it off while we try to fix it

arn
 
MacRumors just wanted to make everyone in the EU aware that they really... really... value your privacy ;)

I do feel a forced overlay popup is a little overkill. Nearly every other site I've been on has gone with a simple text banner toward the top of the page.
 
This is still happening (iOS Safari on iPad, based in UK, using Crystal for ad blocking but to be fair it still does it even if I turn this off).
 
Dear MacRumors, your take on GDRP is lacking, to say the least.

Firstly, you put this pop-up that seems like it can't save my options checked (because I get the pop-up each time I open the browser).

What's really wrong is the way UI is built is to confuse people, not giving a fair chance of choosing A or B. The first pop-up gives you a big ACCEPT button, and a small show purposes link. Click the link and you have another big button ENABLE ALL PURPOSES, but NOT a DISABLE ALL PURPOSES. Then you go to a small link to see full vendor list, and there is the only place where you have two buttons, and one is highlighted in blue like all others, while the option you don't us to chose (REJECT ALL) has the color of the background, to be less visible.

Fair play, MR, do you know what it means?
 
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