Support partitioned attribute to manage the phasing out of third-party cookies #446
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@pjchender Would it be possible to sign your commit? If not possible I will have to do it myself. Thank you! |
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Hi @eXon, thanks. I've signed my commit. |
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@pjchender Thank you for your contirbution! It's now released with v7.0.2 |
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Chrome plans to gradually phase out support for third-party cookies (3PC), starting January 4th, 2024. Initially, this will involve disabling third-party cookies for 1% of users to enable testing.
To address the deprecation of third-party cookies, one approach is using CHIPS (Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State)
CHIPS enhances user privacy and security with a novel approach. It introduces a
Partitionedattribute for cookies, enabling developers to opt for partitioned storage. This creates separate cookie jars for each top-level site.