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How can you tell it works? I've been trying now 5 times to enable it, and testing if it works. If I understand correctly, if I log in to gmail.com (mail.google.
by fredsir 8y ago
How can you tell it works? I've been trying now 5 times to enable it, and testing if it works. If I understand correctly, if I log in to gmail.com (mail.google.com), google.com should be logged in, but google.dk and youtube.com shouldn't since First-Party Isolation should be isolating them, but no matter how hard I try, it doesn't work. If I log in to mail.google.com, I get logged into youtube.com, google.com and google.dk.
Am I misunderstanding how it is supposed to work?
I've tried completely uninstalling firefox 5 times now - including wiping the profile from my machine - but the same thing keeps happening.
- flotzam 8y agoCooperating websites can subvert first-party isolation by redirecting the top level page through multiple first-party domains (with an ID in the URL). And Google does exactly that when you login. How to properly prevent it is still an open question: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1319839 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1319839
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