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Third party cookies are blocked, despite of config change

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Seema Hanji
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We use FireFox 118+ . our product needs to collect all cookies, including 3rd party cookies from any domain loaded. 

* We have turned off "Total Cookie Protection" by selecting Custom privacy settings and un-checking all check boxes (sceenshot attached)
  • Also turned off "Enhanced Tracking Protection" for the website

But, when we browse to any site, the collected cookies under cross-domain are either empty or less compared to chrome.

Is there any other setting we can use to collect all the cookies ?

ex domain : https://www.santander.com/es/home , if you compare the cookies collected with chrome are much more than whats captured in FireFox.

Please help, this is crucial

Thanks,

We use FireFox 118+ . our product needs to collect all cookies, including 3rd party cookies from any domain loaded. * We have turned off "Total Cookie Protection" by selecting Custom privacy settings and un-checking all check boxes (sceenshot attached) * Also turned off "Enhanced Tracking Protection" for the website But, when we browse to any site, the collected cookies under cross-domain are either empty or less compared to chrome. Is there any other setting we can use to collect all the cookies ? ex domain : https://www.santander.com/es/home , if you compare the cookies collected with chrome are much more than whats captured in FireFox. Please help, this is crucial Thanks,
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cor-el
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What cross-site cookies in particular are blocked in your case? Do you have any content blocking extensions ?

You can create a new profile as a quick test to see if your current profile is causing the problem.

See "Creating a profile":

If the new profile works, you can transfer files from a previously used profile to the new profile, but be cautious not to copy corrupted files to avoid carrying over problems.

Seema Hanji
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In this case doubleclick.net cookies are blocked. No, there are no extensions in FF. Also, no profiles used. Clearing all history and data didn't help

cor-el
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No problems here with doubleclick.net cookies if I disable ETP by dragging the slider to the off position.

Seema Hanji
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If you see FF has only one cookie under doubleclick.net, but if you browse same url in chrome, it has lot more cookies. under .doubleclick.net , there are google.com cookies captured in chrome. and FF doesn't capture any google cookies (attached screenshot). I have seen this behavior in other domains as well, where google.com cookies are not captured