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draft 3rd party cookies post #1488
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Blog process and SEO changes
Co-authored-by: Alisa <[email protected]>
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If your sign-in experience is hosted on the same top-level domain as your application, third-party cookie deprecation won't affect its behavior. | ||
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If the sign-in experience and app are on different top-level domains, third-party cookie deprecation will break its ability to introspect and extend sessions, because these features use cookies. Authentication will still be possible, and tokens will still be returned, becasue these features do not rely on cookies. |
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I think we should start this article with a specific definition of "session". Tokens can represent a session in the same way cookies do
By session, do we always mean cookie-based session?
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+1 ^^
Also, "becasue" -> "because"
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If your sign-in experience is hosted on the same top-level domain as your application, third-party cookie deprecation won't affect its behavior. | ||
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If the sign-in experience and app are on different top-level domains, third-party cookie deprecation will break its ability to introspect and extend sessions, because these features use cookies. Authentication will still be possible, and tokens will still be returned, becasue these features do not rely on cookies. |
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+1 ^^
Also, "becasue" -> "because"
Co-authored-by: Jared Perreault <[email protected]>
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Consider adding cta, approved otherwise
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suggested some tags
Co-authored-by: Semona Igama <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Alisa <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jared Perreault <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Semona Igama <[email protected]>
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Note that the linked Help Center docs are going live sometime during the review process; I'll double check that the link works before publishing.