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Because it breaks websites. It blocked cookies for me on an FRAME (yes, I know) for a MasterCard SecureCode transaction for personal stuff on a local business
by 616c 14y ago
Because it breaks websites. It blocked cookies for me on an FRAME (yes, I know) for a MasterCard SecureCode transaction for personal stuff on a local business site, and the website uses cookies to pass from one server to another and the transactions failed the following day when I enabled Do Not Track. Even companies like MasterCard cannot function with it enabled, how do we push smaller companies to get it done?
- KNoureen 14y agoAre you trolling us? DnT is a HTTP header sent by the browser, it does not block or delete cookies. On another note, cookies are domain specific, which means that a cookie can't be accessed by another domain.