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Is there any legitimate use for third-party cookies (which is all this seems to analyze)? I disabled third-party cookies years ago and I have never noticed any
by 0xffff2 11y ago
Is there any legitimate use for third-party cookies (which is all this seems to analyze)? I disabled third-party cookies years ago and I have never noticed any negative side effects at all.
- vitd 11y agoI'm not sure, but I have had web sites I need to use like my bank (a large well-known multi-national bank) complain when I browse in private mode. It seems to work anyway, but it tells me several times that things might not work unless I turn off private mode. I don't know if I'm lucky, or if they're just lying to get me to accept trackers.
- smt88 11y agoPrivate mode allows cookies, but deletes them when the session ends.
- JumpCrisscross 11y agoI thought I disabled ads in Safari by selecting, under cookies and website data, "allow from current website only". But new cookies from domains I've never visited keep spawning. What am I doing wrong?
- putlake 11y agoIt's because unbeknownst to you, the sites you visit are requesting javascript or a tracking pixel from these other domains.
- proactivesvcs 11y agoI've had third-party cookies disabled for ~five years and noticed no problems.