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++ Chrome will just do whatever is good for Google (and hence other advertisers) unless they get pressured to do anything different. I'm glad to see Mozilla tak
by lucaspiller 14y ago
++ Chrome will just do whatever is good for Google (and hence other advertisers) unless they get pressured to do anything different. I'm glad to see Mozilla taking the user's side on this.
- efdee 14y agoI could be wrong, but hasn't this been an option in Chrome Preferences for ages?
- keithpeter 14y agoThere is also a preference in Firefox. I think the original article is talking about default settings.
- joosters 14y agoChrome eventually added the option to block 3rd party cookies, but it certainly wasn't there to begin with. I don't think the option is there on their mobile browsers either - it didn't exist on Android when I last looked, and definitely wasn't there on iOS either.
- Zirro 14y agoSafari on iOS (and the desktop) blocks third-party cookies by default.
- arrrg 14y agoIt’s a preference in every goddamn browser in existence since the beginning of time. That’s not the issue here. This is about defaults. No one cares about some obscure preference. It’s irrelevant.