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At the time of writing this, the explainer currently states that browsers give top-level sites the ability to clear third parties' cookies by sending a Clear-Site-Data header.
In other words, say example[1-10].com set cookies under toplevel.com's partition. Then toplevel.com could send a Clear-Site-Data header in a response which would clear all of example[1-10].com's cookies in the toplevel.com partition.
I am opening this issue because I am less convinced that this is functionality is either necessary or a good idea.
@annevkmentioned in the storage partitioning repo that this could allow malicious first parties to interfere with code running on third-party frames.
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At the time of writing this, the explainer currently states that browsers give top-level sites the ability to clear third parties' cookies by sending a Clear-Site-Data header.
In other words, say
example[1-10].com
set cookies undertoplevel.com
's partition. Thentoplevel.com
could send a Clear-Site-Data header in a response which would clear all ofexample[1-10].com
's cookies in thetoplevel.com
partition.I am opening this issue because I am less convinced that this is functionality is either necessary or a good idea.
@annevk mentioned in the storage partitioning repo that this could allow malicious first parties to interfere with code running on third-party frames.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: