Note that if you're talking about European rules you probably don't need to inform your users (In my case whenever I thought I needed I didn't) as there are exceptions to the rules. What I found is that the cookie warning is idiotically overused in many places where it isn't needed. For instance the login/remember me you refer is specifically exempt. In fact if you're not using the cookie for tracking anything in particular you can claim the cookie is a strictly necessary one to detect repeated login attempts and csrf prevention which is also exempt. Seriously, check the exceptions, I wish more website owners did because I hate those cookie warnings.
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