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what about in the context of a widget. I built a reservation widget and we used third party cookies to help keep your order available as you might load the wid
by taf2 14y ago
what about in the context of a widget. I built a reservation widget and we used third party cookies to help keep your order available as you might load the widget on other sites. It was not an Ad, but for casino websites, they would have multiple domains one for each casino but shared the same reservation system... blocking third party cookies pretty much breaks the widget...
- cjensen 14y agoSafari has blocked third-party cookies for many years. I've never noticed any problems in real world use.
- Too 14y agoIf you are already logged in to the casino site, authentication can be done through the query string to the iframe. . I've browsed with 3'd party cookies disabled for years and very very rarely had any problem. I wouldn't say never, certain widgets do break, but those are less than one in a thousand. Only one i can recall from the top of my head is Discus. For Discus, authenticating through the parent site will be an issue since one of the reasons for using Discus is to avoid many different logins.