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Worth noting that Apple and Mozilla both have some third party cookie deprecation, but significant unspecified carve outs and exceptions. It feels like Google's
by jauntywundrkind 2y ago
Worth noting that Apple and Mozilla both have some third party cookie deprecation, but significant unspecified carve outs and exceptions. It feels like Google's kind of had to go it alone with figuring out how this all really is going to work, what the specs really should do. And yeah, it's a much bigger project than the original times were set for.
A very healthy % of the explainers Google is working on directly or indirectly relate to 3rd party cookies and/or storage buckets/isolation. https://github.com/orgs/explainers-by-googlers/repositories?type=all https://github.com/orgs/explainers-by-googlers/repositories?...
- svieira 2y ago> Worth noting that Apple and Mozilla both have some third party cookie deprecation, but significant unspecified carve outs and exceptions Yep - the fact that there are hard-coded carve outs in webkit's source code for "theonion.com" and other such websites (and a bucket of heuristics which no one likes but which allow third-party cookies as first party in some scenarios) is why the web hasn't been more broken by this ... yet.