Re: [Lynx-dev] [A]lways [O]ptions

[David Woolley]

> browsers I am not sure it is entirely necessary. Most users will tolerate the
> back and forth of a cookie (if they even know about it) if they see better

Commmercial browsers suppress cookie warnings by default to benefit 
commercial web page operators, not to benefit the users.  Although
more privacy then security, it is typical of the unsafe defaulting
of security on Windows.

Cookie warnings are suppressed, because enabling them might make more
users aware that they are being tracked by cookies.

Anything that is security or privacy related should always default to 
warn.