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ublock origin has a cookie notice and nag filter that removes those.
go into the settings and turn on the annoyance filters, they are awesome.
Also FWIW you should care about cookies. That said, I use that filter in UBO but I'm wondering if using it is the same as hitting "reject all" or "accept all"? Does it even matter if you're using Firefox and thus isolating cookies regardless?
My understanding is that most people use an extension to dismiss the cookie dialog if they're also deleting third party cookies, either with an extension/or a browser feature
Though there is also consent-o-matic which is supposed to automatically decline all the cookies you can. Folks in this thread mentioned it, so now I'm giving that a try :)
AFAIK as long as you don't click 'accept', you are good. I believe thats why they make these notices so obnoxious.