While scanning some websites for data protection processing, I noticed that #facebook sets the #facebookpixel to the .org top-level domain. 😲
This would normally mean that facebook can reuse the cookie across all websites using .org. Is that even allowed by browsers? Any experiences on this topic?
[#]gdpr #teamdatenschutz #cookies
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@rriemann doesn't work in modern browsers, public suffixes are not valid as cookie domains. Wording in the specs suggest it might have worked at some point.
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@rriemann should be forbidden by the set-cookie implementation to set a cookie outside of the origin domain, the RFC demands a domain name, so I'm guessing it's a bug
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