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This is the reason I keep "Block third-party cookies and site data" option checked in Chrome.
by r721 10y ago
This is the reason I keep "Block third-party cookies and site data" option checked in Chrome.
- Sir_Substance 10y agoI'm a big fan of "self-destructing cookies" for firefox. It automatically clears your cookie cache when you leave websites, unless you add exceptions.
- bitchypat 10y agoGreat extension. The only annoyance is that when I run ccleaner it wipes the list of sites I want to keep cookies for, so I have to re-add them. But those extra clicks are definitely worth it.
- themoonbus 10y agoI used to do that, but it would sometimes break functionality on certain sites, and the whitelist is a bit of a pain to manage. I've had good success with http://disconnect.me http://disconnect.me
- r721 10y agoYeah, there are some problems, but nothing too critical for me. Examples: 1) Disqus-like commenting systems (I don't use them) 2) Diigo bookmarklet (whitelisted) 3) Youtube liking/favoriting at the time when they tried to marry it with Google+ (fixed now) And I think that's it, can't recall anything else.
- themoonbus 10y agoYeah, Disqus and Facebook comments were the issue for me, although I don't know if I'm better off being able to see them or not :)