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That being said, there are valid use cases for tracking users across websites. Strong disagree. It works for the most part everywhere except Safari where a fe

That being said, there are valid use cases for tracking users across websites. Strong disagree. It works for the most part everywhere except Safari where a few of our integrations just cannot and will not work due to their use of 3rd Party Cookies. It sucks to have sunk so much time and effort into a solution only to have external factors render it unworkable, and I feel for you. But it is entirely possible to implement SSO across multiple domains without relying on 3rd party cookies. I know because we use Apereo CAS, which is one such solution at my company. https://www.apereo.org/projects/cas https://www.apereo.org/projects/cas

wolco 7y ago
Of course it's easy and we all have a fav sso projects but if you do not control the code it may not be possible
cptskippy 7y ago
> But it is entirely possible to implement SSO across multiple domains without relying on 3rd party cookies. Yes it is, especially when you green field or have full control over the products. However there are times you do not have a lot of options when integrating with a vendor. Of course you can say "well choose another vendor" but that's not always up to you. Especially when you're dealing with legacy integrations.