Do not hide URL and force user to accept third party cookies

MaximilianKohler

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I posted a list of URLs that people can click on to view the content: https://xenforo.com/community/threa...ople-tried-petitioning-search-engines.224903/

Xenforo automatically turned the Twitter links into "unfurled URLs" or whatever you call it, and now you can't even see or click the link without accepting 3rd party cookies:
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This is terrible design.

1. I had no choice in the matter. I don't think it's a good format for bullet points so I wouldn't have chosen to unfurl the URLs.
2. I don't want to accept 3rd party cookies.
3. The original link should be visible and able to be copied and clicked.

I would suggest an optional "click to expand content" that can be used to manually unfurl the URL if someone wants.
 
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I came across this in another thread and I opened up the thread in another browser since I do not want to accept 3rd party cookies.

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This is what the other browser shows:
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Merely the URLs... This is such bad design. I shouldn't have to accept 3rd party cookies to see and click on URLs.
 
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