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If third party cookies were allowed, then sites like Business Insider would not be tempted to fire 50 (or more) resource hogging tracking pixels and scripts. T

If third party cookies were allowed, then sites like Business Insider would not be tempted to fire 50 (or more) resource hogging tracking pixels and scripts. The law of unintended consequences in full effect here.

cpeterso 11y ago
Besides Safari, which browsers block third-party cookies (when not using an ad blocker that would also block those 50 tracking pixels)?
- chopin 11y ago
  Firefox, there is a setting for it. It's the first thing I do on a fresh install.