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Revision as of 18:52, 27 April 2023
Contents
Full Title or Meme
The original browser were limited the lack of an state between screens. Adding state has required a means to partition that state to the appropriate sources.
Context
Google Chrome is going ahead with strong tracking protection and Firefox and Safari already have this. -miketaylr@chromium.org (2023-04-25_
Problems
Where to build the partition?
Solutions
Cookies
All major Browsers have deprecated the use of Third Party Cookies while some Browsers still allow them within partitions with names like First-Party Sets. Click that link for details. Some Browsers just ban all Third Party Cookies with no work-around like that.
