Is that saying global variables are shared between AppDomains on .NET core then? Scary if so, we have a bunch of .NET framework code we're looking at porting to

Is that saying global variables are shared between AppDomains on .NET core then? Scary if so, we have a bunch of .NET framework code we're looking at porting to .NET core in the near future, and I know it relies on AppDomain separation currently. It's not the first framework->Core conversation I've done, but I don't remember changes in AppDomain behaviour causing any issues the first time. As it happens I already know there are bits of code currently not working "as expected" exactly because of AppDomain separation - i.e. attempting to use a shared-memory cache to improve performance and in one or two cases in an attempt to share state, and I got the impression whoever wrote that code didn't understand that there even were two AppDomains involved, and used various ugly hacks to "fall back" to alternative means of state-sharing, but in fact the fall-back is the only thing that actually ever works.