Not really, there are plenty of plugins that dismiss the popups automatically without consenting to marketing. But generally we should press our legislators to require a universal interface that then can be automated, not try to win a cat-and-mouse game against multibillion conglomerates whose income depends on winning it.

> IMO the GDPR is good. But… it is poorly understood by many affected people . IMO if a law is poorly understood by the people it affects, then one should assume the law to be at fault, not the people.

You are assuming that it has to be either of them who is at fault. In reality there are third-parties who have been spewing FUD in order to confuse people about the law.