I can't promise I will change this, but I want to try to be a better example myself with https://kbz.se, and hopefully influence the culture to make others want to be a better example too. It's not impossible, and it's not even hard to do the opposite of what the majority does. You just have to care about being good.

My current answer to 3 points above are: #1 kbz.se doesn't collect cookies other than save data for the games. (https://kbz.se/cookiepolicy)

#2 I'm planning a way to download the games as single HTML files containing all code and all assets (graphics, music, etc), so you can open it locally in your web browser, without needing the kbz.se server or even an internet connection at all. (EP3 of This Is (NOT!) A Car Club exists in this form so far: https://kbz.se/download)

#3 I try to make each new game more backwards-compatible than the previous one, and I can do this since I'm constantly learning more about how the web platform works. Contrary to other game consoles and computer games, on kbz.se the newer games will probably work _better_ on older hardware/browsers and not the opposite. (just threw together a page for this for consistency https://kbz.se/compatibility)

The game /MANAGO (or "How to bankrupt a management company")/ version 0.89 is out on https://bankrupt.kbz.se ! It's a bit more polished than last time, but still no structure in the story and no testing done.

I have no idea what 0.89 means. I'm not 0.11 away from finishing, that's for sure...

So, the game is still in a rough phase, but it's more polished, looks a bit better and feels a bit better than the previous versions. The difference is subtle, but it's there.

Now time for a month's break. Let's see how true that plan turns out to be.

I want to start some movement for embracing and making sites without cookie popups (which means sites that don’t collect unnecessary user data). But since not showing a popup is a statement you don’t notice (because that’s the point!) I don’t know how to do it.

Instead of complaining on sites that show the popup, or trying to change the laws, just make a website that doesn’t collect unnecessary user data. The popup isn’t needed!

Actually, using browser extensions that block cookie popups is bad for the cause, because then you won’t rightfully embrace the popup-free websites and rigthfully penalize the popup-showing websites.