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Why doesn't the browser keep cookies organized by the website in the address bar? That way a cookie from a doubleclick resource received while browsing cnn.com
by jwcacces 15y ago
Why doesn't the browser keep cookies organized by the website in the address bar? That way a cookie from a doubleclick resource received while browsing cnn.com is kept separate from a doubleclick cookie received while browsing imdb.com.
I guess I can answer my own question by saying it doesn't matter. If browsers did this, websites would be written so that an ad provider's resources are loaded with a querystring that identifies the user. So much for not being aggressively tracked.
- sfgfdhgfdshdhhd 15y agoThat is actually an awesome idea! Hierarchical third party cookies. Not that disabling third party cookies actually brakes many sites but sometimes it does and then it would be convenient to have an automatic solution that still maintains your privacy. You still loose the single login concept but i would rather be without that anyway. I don't want to use my facebook login to post on hackernews, or any other site.