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This is pretty much what Chrome does, grouping everything under "site data". It also shows you flash cookies, though as far as I know, it doesn't show you its c
by magic_haze 14y ago
This is pretty much what Chrome does, grouping everything under "site data". It also shows you flash cookies, though as far as I know, it doesn't show you its contents and doesn't let you block them through the third-party controls. A rather strange system.
- derefr 14y agoChrome gets about a 6/10 for this. Client certs, for at least one thing, aren't included in "site data" (it needs to be everything or it stops being an abstraction!); and for the mechanisms it does prompt for (only a few--again, making the abstraction leak), Chrome uses a whitelisting rather than blacklisting approach, which has the failure modes I mentioned in my other comment below.