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Users always can decide what cookies can be stored on their computers - Europe is braindead on this issue.
by scoom 8y ago
Users always can decide what cookies can be stored on their computers - Europe is braindead on this issue.
- genericid 8y agoThey can't. It may be technically possible, but users can't. Even for power users it's a pain in the ass.
- delian66 8y agoYes, they can. You are simply wrong.
- shabble 8y agoHow do I allow this site to set the 'user' cookie, but not the '_cfuid' one? Since Cloudflare is proxying, both cookies are first-party. FF61 on Mac. Solutions for Chrome would also be interesting. Note that I specifically don't want 'self destructing cookies' or session- or time-limited ones. I just want to white/blacklist by site, cookie name, and perhaps cookie content. I've briefly looked for suitable extensions, but not yet found anything.