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I read the article? The new feature uses a whitelist provided by Mozilla to determine if a given site is allowed to load an asset from a given external hostname
by jarvuschris 11y ago
I read the article? The new feature uses a whitelist provided by Mozilla to determine if a given site is allowed to load an asset from a given external hostname. Their example makes it seem like twitter gets to be blessed with being able to continue loading images, but there's no mention of what smaller publishers need to do to get added to the blessed list
- y0ghur7_xxx 11y ago> The new feature uses a whitelist provided by Mozilla to determine if a given site is allowed to load an asset from a given external hostname. It's not a whitelist, but a blacklist of known tracking sites. Your cookieless domain for assets is not in there.
- jarvuschris 11y agoAhhh I see, so it's like a blacklist paired with a whitelist. I missed that sites not found on the first list would be unrestricted. Thanks for the explanation