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That breaks cross-domain tracking, though; before, cookies set on analytics.com (pulled on SiteA) would be sent back to them when pulled from SiteB. If you now
by icebraining 8y ago
That breaks cross-domain tracking, though; before, cookies set on analytics.com (pulled on SiteA) would be sent back to them when pulled from SiteB. If you now use different domains on each site, that doesn't work.
(To be clear, I think this is a good thing)
- pests 8y agoExcept all the analytics company has to do is have another shred of evidence that your identy is linked and it can just give out tokens that represent opauqe blobs you take care of and index by it's token like PHP does session storage.