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No it does not. I've had 3rd party cookies disabled for as long as I can remember. I've found less than five sites that had issues.
by driverdan 6y ago
No it does not. I've had 3rd party cookies disabled for as long as I can remember. I've found less than five sites that had issues.
- sodality2 6y agoI guess we use different sites then. I should specify I mean it doesn't keep me logged in. I consider this breaking because if I click a link to that site, it loses the original context once logged in.
- adrr 6y agoIt's going to break all 3rd party social layer providers. Most news sites don't have native comments and rely on a 3rd party like a Disqus. Login in state is stored as a cookie. It also going to break all the openID stuff that is heavily used in organizations like Walmart. OpenID is all based around cookies. I remember having to rebuild our provider when Safari released an update that you can't set 3rd party cookies without user interaction.
- aczerepinski 6y agoWhat did you do instead? Redirects?
- kreeben 6y ago>> It's going to break all 3rd party social layer providers Good. Disqus had it too easy. >> It also going to break [..] Good. They had it too easy. I'm absolutely loving the fact that my switch to Firefox is paying off. Finally!
- adrr 6y agoThat type of attitude toward the millions of users that use discus just shows why Firefox is a dying browser with ever decreasing install base. Funding will keep decreasing as it is tied to search engine deals which is based in active users.
- kreeben 6y agoAnything that shields me to some extent from the "grab money fast, before anyone notices we're fucking them over" companies out there is a champion, as far as I'm concerned.
- nyolfen 6y agothere are valid criticisms of firefox but breaking disqus is a bizarre one. when is the last time you used it? my impressions is that these days the literal majority of content produced on it is spam and it's been this way for the better part of the last decade
- nuker 6y ago> Funding will keep decreasing as it is tied to search engine deals Good. They had it too easy. I'd pay $20 for clean version of FFX on Mac/iOS App Store.
- r00fus 6y agoNo Firefox is dying because browsers aren't a product anymore they're a feature of the OS. Thank Microsoft, Google and Apple for that.
- jjav 6y agoSame. I've always had 3rd party cookies disabled for as long as the option has existed (which is a long, long time). Never noticed any problem to me.