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I have disabled 3rd party cookies in my browser for about a year now. My experience has been fine, I have had very few issues with things that I care about, no
by phelm 7y ago
I have disabled 3rd party cookies in my browser for about a year now. My experience has been fine, I have had very few issues with things that I care about, no whitelist and not had to re-enable them yet.
- ocdtrekkie 7y agoIndeed. Google Chrome's statements about the dangers and risks of blocking third party cookies is classic FUD. And it's solely about protecting their own data collection.
- driverdan 7y agoI've been blocking 3rd party cookies for many years. It doesn't cause any issues for 99.9% of sites. I think I've encountered less than 10 and I whitelisted the ones I needed.
- reaperducer 7y agoSame here. Web sites that block content because of a lack of third-party cookie support are pretty rare. I ran into one last week and was so surprised by the message it took me a few seconds to realize was happening.
- cj 7y agoSeconding this. chrome://settings/content/cookies Go there and enable "Block third-party cookies". The internet still works without them.
- cpeterso 7y agoSafari has blocked third-party cookies by default for a long time, so websites and advertisers that want to support iOS web users already need to work without third-party cookies.
- wnevets 7y agoThis has been my experience as well. Most sites I've encountered have already moved away from depending on 3rd party cookies.