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Chrome still has the option, though they're not disabled by default. I disable them and also set up another person/profile in Chrome that allows 3rd party cooki
by snarf 10y ago
Chrome still has the option, though they're not disabled by default. I disable them and also set up another person/profile in Chrome that allows 3rd party cookies but deletes all cookies when quitting. If I encounter a site that doesn't work with 3rd party cookies disabled, I can easily launch another window with the other profile and view the site without having to change settings.
- axelfreeman 10y agoThere is a cookie icon in the adressbar if 3rd party cookies are blocked. You can click it and go to show cookies or something (first blue link) and unblock the blocked.