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3rd party cookies

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broman_pl
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Hi, I'm looking on information what Mozilla/Firefox is planning in terms of 3rd party cookies. Current tracking protection is blocking some of 3rd party cookies but do you have any plans to block all 3rd party cookies in feature?

Thanks

Hi, I'm looking on information what Mozilla/Firefox is planning in terms of 3rd party cookies. Current tracking protection is blocking some of 3rd party cookies but do you have any plans to block all 3rd party cookies in feature? Thanks

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cor-el
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You have always been able to block all third-party cookies in Firefox via the custom choice, but that can possibly break more websites than the standard cookie setting, so that will never be the default.

broman_pl
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I know, but I rather looking answer for future and more from web sites perspective than user, what are plans for 3rd party cookies support in Firefox, blocking tracking cookies from predefined trackers list is end of hardening privacy protections or similarly to Safari Firefox/Mozilla has plans to block ALL 3rd party cookies by default at some point?