Well, sure, but that's not relevant for purposes of this discussion. ;) The fact that I use the browser and turn off third-party cookies is the relevant part.
> The other browsers just block the setting of new cookies
> by 3rd parties.
Ah, interesting. That significantly reduces the value of that setting, as you point out.
I suppose we could look into blocking the setting of such cookies by default and only the sending when the pref is flipped. I'll file a bug, thanks!
Well, sure, but that's not relevant for purposes of this discussion. ;) The fact that I use the browser and turn off third-party cookies is the relevant part.
> The other browsers just block the setting of new cookies > by 3rd parties.
Ah, interesting. That significantly reduces the value of that setting, as you point out.
I suppose we could look into blocking the setting of such cookies by default and only the sending when the pref is flipped. I'll file a bug, thanks!