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> That is, the cookie that google analytics gets would be different when I'm visiting siteA.com vs siteB.com. Isn't this part of what Firefox containers do?
by eitland 7y ago
> That is, the cookie that google analytics gets would be different when I'm visiting siteA.com vs siteB.com.
Isn't this part of what Firefox containers do?
- d10 7y agoI think of Firefox containers (and Chrome "people") as providing a little isolation, but not enough. If I browse HN in a container, I'm likely to follow links to a lot of different domains. I'd have to diligently select the right container each time. I'm suggesting instead the browser never mixes a cookie I was assigned while browsing say nytimes.com with a cookie assigned while browsing washingtonpost.com. Even if I regularly browse these domains in my "news" container.