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> - when will you enforce a no third party cookie by default? In another comment you say: > on Chromium and Chrome there's a nice feature to block third party
by reitanqild 8y ago
> - when will you enforce a no third party cookie by default?
In another comment you say:
> on Chromium and Chrome there's a nice feature to block third party cookies. For obvious reason, it's not enabled by default but it's there and doesn't affect the performances.
Why is this a problem when we are talking about Firefox but it's "obvious reason" with Chrome?
Or am I misreading you?
- mickael-kerjean 8y agoThird party cookies is probably the most usefull technical foundation for creating trackers making mass surveillance a reality that's supposed to benefit the advertising industry. As opposed to Chrome, This industry isn't Mozilla business