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I'm only talking about THIRD-PARTY cookies. First-party cookies are here to stay — that's absolutely unquestionable. But third-party cookies have very limited u

I'm only talking about THIRD-PARTY cookies. First-party cookies are here to stay — that's absolutely unquestionable. But third-party cookies have very limited useful use cases. I can't really remember anything except comment widgets like Disqus. > it's not that simple to keep their usefulness while addressing their abuse It very much is. First-party cookies are mostly used for good, and third-party cookies are mostly used for evil.

fastest963 4y ago
There still are legitimate use cases for third-party cookies. Let's say you pay for YouTube Premium. Would you be okay seeing ads in YouTube videos embedded on other sites? Should YouTube disallow embedding? That's just 1 of many examples of user expectations that break without third-party cookies.