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This will break a lot of auth0 jwt/login default integrations since it depends on 3rd party cookies.
by jotto 7y ago
This will break a lot of auth0 jwt/login default integrations since it depends on 3rd party cookies.
- marcosdumay 7y agoThis. Mozilla got the right tactics by making them session lived by default. Completely banning them will only break stuff.
- Tepix 7y agoSites shouldn't rely on 3rd party cookies being enabled. Safari has had them disabled since years (forever?) and more and more people are disabling them manually.