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I’ve noticed that while these changes are really nice as a consumer, there are some trivial non-tracking scenarios that Apple eliminates through collateral dama
by andrewmcwatters 6y ago
I’ve noticed that while these changes are really nice as a consumer, there are some trivial non-tracking scenarios that Apple eliminates through collateral damage and they’re not always transparent about that.
For instance, on the web earlier this year(?) Safari blocking all third-party cookies meant a lot of embeddable iframe tech broke and some design patterns are no longer feasible.
Instead, they could have just created an isolate context that gives the child iframe no information about the parent. But they just blocked all cookies instead.