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Safari is too good in this regard, it deletes first party cookies after 7 days, so any site you haven't used in a week it acts like it's never seen you before a
by havaloc 2y ago
Safari is too good in this regard, it deletes first party cookies after 7 days, so any site you haven't used in a week it acts like it's never seen you before and is completely signed out.
As far as I know, you can't change this setting.
- lapcat 2y ago> it deletes first party cookies after 7 days Technically, all script-writable storage. > you can't change this setting. Settings, Feature Flags, Disable Removal of Non-Cookie Data After 7 Days of No User Interaction
- havaloc 2y agoThat's new, thank you for that. I worry that since it's "developer" it may not be supported in future releases. Edit: it resets that setting after Safari updates apparently.
- lapcat 2y agodefaults write -g WebKitExperimentalIsFirstPartyWebsiteDataRemovalDisabled -bool true If you set it in the global defaults, then Safari won't touch it.
- paulryanrogers 2y agoDefinitely not for normal users, with an override that requires a terminal command.