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I have my browser set to only accept first party cookies, does this help?

• petilon 9y ago
  It doesn't.
• andor 9y ago
  Contrary to the other comment, of course it helps to disable third-party cookies. There are some other ways to identify users, e.g. the E-Tag header or canvas-based methods. But cookies are the main and most reliable tool. You can go one step further and just always use Incognito/Private mode for sites that don't require a login. If you need to be logged in a lot, Firefox Account Containers are a new feature to separate site data.
• noja 9y ago
  For others (Firefox, not sure about Chrome): https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/176046/how-does-firefoxs-first-party-isolation-feature-function https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/176046/how-does...