4 ms·
It's a legit usecase for Single-Sign On providers. However this functionality has been mainly abused by ad trackers, and has thus been curtailed.
by ajvs 4y ago
It's a legit usecase for Single-Sign On providers. However this functionality has been mainly abused by ad trackers, and has thus been curtailed.
- i2shar 4y agoCan you elaborate how? From what I know, the two most popular implementations - SAML and OIDC don't rely on 3rd party cookies. They rely purely on HTTP redirects.