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Technical articles about ProtoConsent
Concept
Privacy tools block by domain. Consent banners ask by vendor. Neither organizes choices around what your data is actually used for. ProtoConsent adds that missing layer: purpose-based controls, enforced in the browser.
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Technical
Most consent tools click buttons or block scripts. ProtoConsent takes a different approach: it injects the cookies that CMPs expect to find before they even load. No DOM interaction, no click simulation.
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Specification
Websites can declare their data practices with a single JSON file at a standard path. The ProtoConsent extension reads it and shows users what a site says it does, alongside what it actually does.
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Protocol
Privacy extensions can't talk to each other. ProtoConsent exposes a read-only API that lets other extensions query the user's consent state per domain, with a trust-on-first-use security model.
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