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Is that option enabled in default installation of firefox? Sorry, I must have specified that in Safari ITP is enabled by default, and this is important for non-
by auslander 8y ago
Is that option enabled in default installation of firefox? Sorry, I must have specified that in Safari ITP is enabled by default, and this is important for non-tech people.
- IncRnd 8y agoNo. It hasn't been enabled by default in my experience. It isn't the exact same as the Safari technology. Firefox lets you block "3rd party cookies" or "all cookies" from the privacy pane of preferences. I've always "set it and forget it". The assumption is that many tracking cookies will come from 3rd party websites.
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- systoll 8y agoThe default is 'allow everything' You can change a setting to block third party cookies. This gets you similar treatment of cookies as was the default in safari 1-10. Safari 11 still blocks third party cookies by default, but has 'Intelligent Tracking Protection' as an additional filter on top of it. ITP blocks/limits certain uses of first-party cookies. Firefox has no analogous option. Either cookies are off, or all uses of first party cookies are allowed.