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Disable New Cookie Feature for a Site?

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Mike Dacre
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Since the new update with the change in cookie management, login at my school is not working. We use a number of different sites that pull from the Stanford login cookies. For example stanfordhealthcare.cloud-cme.com uses my login.stanford.edu cookie to function, and so it no longer functions and login is impossible.

I know the new system has a bypass built in for known login services, but what about the myriad different independent SSO systems used by schools?

Since the new update with the change in cookie management, login at my school is not working. We use a number of different sites that pull from the Stanford login cookies. For example stanfordhealthcare.cloud-cme.com uses my login.stanford.edu cookie to function, and so it no longer functions and login is impossible. I know the new system has a bypass built in for known login services, but what about the myriad different independent SSO systems used by schools?

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cor-el
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You can create a cookie allow exception for this origin (protocol + hostname => https://login.stanford.edu) in case you block third-party cookies generally.

Modified by cor-el