I believe it's just an example for the mobile field. What do you think of these new client hint? Does it really corelate with the privacy they want to achieve when the data can be really requested on subsequent requests? I feel like they have complicated everything rather than simplify.
but with httponly, how can you tell if you have the cookie it or not? I wish there was a way to tell if you have it at all, without actually getting the value... for example, on iOS, if your PWA is running in browser, you get the cookie; but adding the PWA to homescreen loses the cookies (and other storage), but the index.html is actually cached by the service worker, so it doesn't reach the server to get the cookie again...
@5:34 - Sec-CH-UA-Mobile should be ?1, not ?0, since it says "Android", and to be consistent with the next slide later on
I believe it's just an example for the mobile field. What do you think of these new client hint? Does it really corelate with the privacy they want to achieve when the data can be really requested on subsequent requests? I feel like they have complicated everything rather than simplify.
but with httponly, how can you tell if you have the cookie it or not? I wish there was a way to tell if you have it at all, without actually getting the value...
for example, on iOS, if your PWA is running in browser, you get the cookie; but adding the PWA to homescreen loses the cookies (and other storage), but the index.html is actually cached by the service worker, so it doesn't reach the server to get the cookie again...
"So don't collect data"
Google and Facebook: 😳
Is this 4real?
Thanks guys!
this was really useful! thx folks!
don't collect data google and facebook