← Back to context Comment by mike_hock 1 day ago Interwebsite is solved by partitioning and login cookies are solved by explicit whitelisting. 3 comments mike_hock Reply inigyou 1 day ago You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelist? The law requires sites to whitelist their own cookies under penalty of law, instead. mike_hock 1 day ago > You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelistWhen prompted by the browser on first login/signup, yes, the same way the password manager works. With stored passwords, keeping the login cookie doesn't even add much value. inigyou 1 day ago What about the other 200 unskippable prompts you get just by opening the website?Well, there is a skip button. It's labelled "accept all"
inigyou 1 day ago You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelist? The law requires sites to whitelist their own cookies under penalty of law, instead. mike_hock 1 day ago > You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelistWhen prompted by the browser on first login/signup, yes, the same way the password manager works. With stored passwords, keeping the login cookie doesn't even add much value. inigyou 1 day ago What about the other 200 unskippable prompts you get just by opening the website?Well, there is a skip button. It's labelled "accept all"
mike_hock 1 day ago > You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelistWhen prompted by the browser on first login/signup, yes, the same way the password manager works. With stored passwords, keeping the login cookie doesn't even add much value. inigyou 1 day ago What about the other 200 unskippable prompts you get just by opening the website?Well, there is a skip button. It's labelled "accept all"
inigyou 1 day ago What about the other 200 unskippable prompts you get just by opening the website?Well, there is a skip button. It's labelled "accept all"
You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelist? The law requires sites to whitelist their own cookies under penalty of law, instead.
> You think the average user is going to explicitly whitelist
When prompted by the browser on first login/signup, yes, the same way the password manager works. With stored passwords, keeping the login cookie doesn't even add much value.
What about the other 200 unskippable prompts you get just by opening the website?
Well, there is a skip button. It's labelled "accept all"