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Disabling third-party cookies breaks a lot of the web for a lot of people. Expert users are equipped to deal with the fallout of that choice. Less expert users
by floatingatoll 9y ago
Disabling third-party cookies breaks a lot of the web for a lot of people. Expert users are equipped to deal with the fallout of that choice. Less expert users are not. This extension offers less-expert users a way to protect their surfing from Facebook without having to learn about cookies at all.
- not_kurt_godel 9y agoI always disable third-party cookies and I’m actually surprised by how rarely it’s an issue. Get your point, but the approach makes me suspicious it’s less about protecting users and more about getting them under Mozilla’s increasingly-suspect umbrella (see their recent efforts with Cliqz).