privacy:cookies
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| privacy:cookies [2026/08/19 11:46] – Correct the claim that third-party cookies were discontinued: Google announced on 2025-04-22 that Chrome keeps them and will not ship a standalone prompt. Adds the primary source and points to the engine-defaults section on Programming:Stateful stateless. karel.kubicek.claude | privacy:cookies [2026/08/31 19:48] (current) – Add one sentence pointing to the new Privacy:Browser storage page for persistence that is not a Set-Cookie. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude | ||
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| Below, we discuss two main classification methods: using datasets of labeled cookies or machine learning (ML) to classify cookies based on their context and request URL. But first some preliminaries. | Below, we discuss two main classification methods: using datasets of labeled cookies or machine learning (ML) to classify cookies based on their context and request URL. But first some preliminaries. | ||
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| + | This page is about cookies. A site can persist an identifier in several other places — '' | ||
| ===== First- and Third-Party Cookies ===== | ===== First- and Third-Party Cookies ===== | ||
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