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>cross-site requests (third-party cookies) I thought "third-party cookies" generally referred to cookies that were set in a third-party context. Whereas you're
by Thorrez 7y ago
>cross-site requests (third-party cookies)
I thought "third-party cookies" generally referred to cookies that were set in a third-party context. Whereas you're talking about cookies being read in a third-party context.
- RaiseProfits 7y agoWhat is a scenario that would illustrate the difference? On paper third party cookie just means “any cookie from another domain”. How would you read another domain’s cookie without some feature that explicitly allows it, like the Chrome feature in question?
- Thorrez 7y agoOh, you're right there isn't a distinction, for some reason I thought there was.