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Yes. They will also do so if you keep the feature on. Third-party cookies in Chrome won't be blocked for the near-term future at least. Unless you switch brows

by Vinnl 3y ago

Yes. They will also do so if you keep the feature on. Third-party cookies in Chrome won't be blocked for the near-term future at least. Unless you switch browsers - e.g. Firefox has blocked third-party cookies for a while now.

vladvasiliu 3y ago
There's an option in the settings to block third-party cookies. Does that no do what it says?
- dbbk 3y ago
  It does, it's just not on by default yet. You can turn it on now if you want to get ahead of the curve.
- shadowgovt 3y ago
  Yes. You can also disable the new Google topics system.
  - vladvasiliu 3y ago
    Is that the `chrome://settings/adPrivacy` thing that I've seen in another comment? Is that Chrome-only? On Chromium 117.0.5938.48, it sends me to the settings home page.
dbbk 3y ago
Chrome is scheduled to drop third-party cookies mid-2024.