Questions on the third party cookie removal #18
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Dear Chrome Team, I have three questions on the third party cookie removal after reading through the pages below:
Looking forward to your answers! Thanks! |
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Hi @willpowerforever2020 - a few answers for you! I've included extra context for other people reading along who may not be as familiar with the proposals as you are.
We've now published https://privacysandbox.com/timeline and will keep that up to date with Origin Trial details and so on.
There are a few components to this question. By default, no cookies will be sent in a cross-site context which includes cookies with The I/O talk "Preparing for a more private web" includes a flow chart that maps out some of these use cases and how you want to plan for testing these proposals.
As you point out, First-Party Sets is not an appropriate solution here as these are clearly multiple parties. CHIPS is hopefully a route forward for many of these use cases where it's a case of one site loading another in an iframe and that's the default form of access. For example, if I always go to Specifically for SSO-related issues, I'd suggest following the WebID proposal, as this explores options for handling the federated identity use case. For enterprises where you are specifically dealing with enterprise managed instances of Chrome, there are a number of enterprise policies that allow for control over default cookie behaviour. As an example, during the Hope that helps a bit and happy to expand / explore these more! |
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Hi @willpowerforever2020 - a few answers for you! I've included extra context for other people reading along who may not be as familiar with the proposals as you are.
We've now published https://privacysandbox.com/timeline and will keep that up to date with Origin Trial details and so on.
There are a few components to this question. By default, no cookies will be sent in a cross-s…