> They can be helpful for use cases like login and single sign-on, or putting shopping choices into a cart this doesn't make sense. if you're just solving oaut

> They can be helpful for use cases like login and single sign-on, or putting shopping choices into a cart this doesn't make sense. if you're just solving oauth without cookies, solve oauth without cookies. make an oauth spec. (isn't passkeys supposed to solve oauth?) also oauth uses redirects and query params I thought. I wonder if by 'single sign on' they mean 'tracking by google but not rando 3rd parties' let's say SSO is an actual exceptional case where 3p cookies are useful. oauth + similar flows are miserable and nonstandard. make everyone happy with you one time in your life W3 group and standardize oauth. literally take whatever oauthlib and passport support today and encode them into a standard not sure why shopping carts need to be third party; in the shopify case, shopify is hosting the store and the cart. if a cart legit needs to be shared across sites ... use oauth