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The only situation you're targeting, then, is when a user intentionally logged out (in non-privacy mode) in the past (because otherwise they wouldn't have the h
by deno 15y ago
The only situation you're targeting, then, is when a user intentionally logged out (in non-privacy mode) in the past (because otherwise they wouldn't have the half-cookie). Is it really desirable to log in them automatically in such cases? But then if they're clicking on the link in the first place, one might conclude that they desire is to log-in, so it's just added convenience.
However is it legal under the new EU cookie-act? I mean, after all, this is tracking outside of our website.
- JoachimSchipper 15y agoLots of people "log out" by letting their session expire; this would merely get them back in the game faster. I'd expect this to be legal - set the cookie on login.mydomain.com and never use that domain name for anything else - but IANAL.
- deno 15y ago> Lots of people "log out" by letting their session expire; this would merely get them back in the game faster. I'd expect, that someone that is going to employ auto-login URLs, is not going to be shy in using ‘forever’ login cookies anyway.