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> without cross-vendor support Mozilla will be attacked when sites start breaking Mozilla doesn't seem to be breaking any new ground here. Safari already block
by whyenot 13y ago
> without cross-vendor support Mozilla will be attacked when sites start breaking
Mozilla doesn't seem to be breaking any new ground here. Safari already blocks third party cookies by default.
- gsnedders 13y ago*Safari blocks third party cookies from sites you haven't previously visited and received cookies for by default. Mozilla experimented with similar behaviour but decided against it.
- cpeterso 13y agoDecided against merging that default to the Beta channel. I believe "allow visited third party cookies" is the default in the Nightly and Aurora channels.