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Safari with ITP enabled blocks cookies on those font-related resources. But because of other browsers, it's not very nice to send cookies on those resources in
by om2 7y ago
Safari with ITP enabled blocks cookies on those font-related resources. But because of other browsers, it's not very nice to send cookies on those resources in the first place.
- ignoramous 7y agoThanks for taking time to reply. You've engaged with folks in this thread admirably and that makes me think the effort at curbing prevelant tracking is genuine... just that trusting BigTech with privacy has gotten a lot difficult over the years. I'd wish Apple encouraged a secure plugin based ecosystem to flourish in the AppStore, so that folks could write content blockers that block apps from doing as they please [0]. I understand the security implications (for healthcare and financial apps, for instance) and the ability to get this right in face of spyware but in my own naïve way I feel this a decisive way to signal the intent that Apple is a privacy-first company. [0] With VPNs a lot of content can be blocked already, but that's at the network level. It'd be great to have something at the runtime level, like WebKit here is trying to do.