What is a Third-Party Cookie? – TechTarget-6024
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A first-party cookie is placed on a website by the publisher/owner of the site, and collects user data for the publisher/owner.
For example, if a website user requests an image from the same site domain (by clicking on the image, for example), the cookie with the attribute SameSite will record user information.
When a user makes a request to the browser (performs any action on the site), the cookie attributes determine if and when cookies will be sent along with the response.
If the user requests an image from a third-party site, where the domain name is not the same, a cookie with the SameSite attribute will not collect user information across sites.
This means that a third-party cookie with “Lax” can be sent when a user clicks a link to the cookie’s site but will not be able to load advertisements from another site in an iframe, for example, as this uses the HTTP command POST, which is considered less secure.
Third-party cookies are often blocked and deleted through browser settings and security settings such as same origin policy; by default, Mozilla Firefox blocks all third-party cookies; Chrome and Apple Safari have recently begun doing so as well.
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