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> When it can be done without breaking too many users' day-to-day browsing. I've had 3rd party cookies disabled for years. I can count the number of times this
by _jomo 8y ago
> When it can be done without breaking too many users' day-to-day browsing.
I've had 3rd party cookies disabled for years. I can count the number of times this has caused trouble on one hand.
- jamesmcm 8y agoI find it's best to use uBlock Origin Matrix though, as it gives you more control when things do break.
- bzbarsky 8y agoI have too, and I can too. Though one of those was a bank that turned out to be a showstopper; I have to flip the pref, then flip it back every time I interact with them. Not some thing I can ask "normal" users to do. It also turns out that this varies a _lot_ based on browsing patterns. For example, I never use the "log in with Facebook/Google/etc" things. People who do report a lot more problems from blanket third-party cookie blocking.