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Is there a "Do Not Annoy" me with an HTTP Cookie header?

DNT( Do Not Track ) The HTTP header allows the browser to let the web server know that the user does not want to track. Is there an equivalent DNA(Do not annoy me with the cookie rule ) HTTP header? Since all websites currently display a message that says “accept our cookies or GTFO”, I feel that it is just an example of alarm fatigue .

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Someone asked a similar question in the past.

There are many interesting answers in this thread, so I suggest you read it. There is no official way to turn off cookie warnings, but there is a specific extension that allows you to avoid some.

Here is a link to one of these extensions: I do not need cookies

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