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The only issue there is developers not being able to keep up with the rapid pace at which Safari is still strengthening privacy protection even in the middle of
by readarticle 6y ago
The only issue there is developers not being able to keep up with the rapid pace at which Safari is still strengthening privacy protection even in the middle of a pandemic, as far as I can tell.
Blocking third party cookies by default and requiring requests for storage access all sounds great.
- seph-reed 6y agoHere's the code to keep your iframe from being abused: window.onmessage = function(e) { if ( /^https?:\/\/((subdomain)\.)?mysite.com/.test(e.origin) === false ) { console.error("Access: No auth"); return; } } If you could specify what the benefit over this approach is, I'd appreciate knowing.