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It's possible but what I meant (and failed to make clear) is that we can't actually avoid using cookies and scale up, since websockets connections aren't widely
by andremendes 12y ago
It's possible but what I meant (and failed to make clear) is that we can't actually avoid using cookies and scale up, since websockets connections aren't widely allowed on devices, calling for SockJS use and therefore, cookies adoption.
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- swartkrans 12y ago> websockets connections aren't widely allowed on devices Like what devices don't allow websockets? Android chrome, Mobile Safari and Desktop Chrome and Firefox do and that's like almost everyone right there.
- andremendes 12y agoThey aren't the ones who block it. Instead it's the infrastructure providers who do it. Cloudfare started supporting it only a few months ago. Many ISP's use proxies that disallows websockets connections. Again, the point is: You can't claim you won't need cookies if you want to consider scaling up.