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> Have been using Firefox for a long time It allows long lived first party cookies so isn't that much better. Only Safari clears them after 7 days to prevent
by threeseed 2y ago
> Have been using Firefox for a long time
It allows long lived first party cookies so isn't that much better.
Only Safari clears them after 7 days to prevent tracking.
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- Terr_ 2y agoAs far as I can tell from some quick searching around, that limit only applies to cookies set through JavaScript code, as opposed to through server headers. I assume it's because of situations where websites include JavaScript from a third party, and then that JS uses first party cookies as a state-keeping workaround while synchronizing tracking information in some other way.