This is actually an interesting point. If the EU does amend the Cookie part of the GDPR to shift the burden from website owners to web browser companies , does that mean it’s valid for all EU member states? Or, would individual member states be able to override/set their own rules regarding Cookie compliance (e.g. Germany has one set of rules, Belgium has another?)
That seems like it would be messy and a nightmare to navigate for website owners. 
Yeah, I imagine it will take awhile to become law, if it does become law.
I agree. I usually suggest people just use CookieYes to handle their Cookie compliance. I get wanting to roll your own cookie compliance solution, but as a website builder it seems time could be better spent not having to focus on building that out for every possible scenario and then keeping it updated every time the law changes in some country or bloc. I feel like most people would rather not have to add that to their plate of things to think about when building a website.