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I don't know of anything useful enabled by third party cookies; can you elaborate?

• iamacyborg 7y ago
  From an end-users perspective, I can't think of any. From a business perspective, third party cookies help businesses make money, which I suppose is useful for them.
• grishka 7y ago
  Comment widgets like Disqus. You log into one once and you have your account on any website that embeds this widget. Of course, the tradeoff is that now Disqus can track the hell out of you.
  • gpvos 7y ago
    Ah, yes. I've always found that a tricky case. A good request blocker can at least make sure you're only tracked on the sites where you use it, but that's probably going to remain outside the amount of configurability browsers offer.