John Wilander

Hi! Thanks for commenting. We have plenty of proof of real world tracking using 3p IP address mapping. That is real user privacy harm and we have a public policy...

Thanks! These are hypotheticals. Do you have real world examples of this happening? Also, this is not a proposed change. This defense is shipping since quite some time.

> Have a look here https://developer.chrome.com/docs/privacy-sandbox/first-party-sets-integration/#what-is-a-first-party-set and forgive my ignorance, is Safari considering an equivalent? WebKit’s public position and feedback on the First Party Sets proposal can be found here:...

> I have a real world example. This is our current setup: > > ``` > webapp.com // client - "A" record -> cloud load balancer > backend.webapp.com // server...

In conversations with web developers, for instance payment providers, we've heard a desire for partitioned _storage_. When we tell them that WebKit has had partitioned LocalStorage available to them for...

@Sora2455 and @ddworken, thanks for your input! Could you share whether your use cases for partitioned cookies is for client-side storage or needs to be sent in every network request...

> The reason is that the initial server response itself benefits from having cookies so that it can make authentication decisions about the user and return personalized content. We have...

Maintaining a session is reasonable and doesn't require authentication. That's the original intent of cookies. Thanks for sharing.

To take this to the crowd metaphor: Before the pandemic and some time back, I attended a Mew concert, a Ghost concert, Disney on Ice, and a Def Leppard concert....

> There is a suggestion to make the cohort "sticky" for a given site, so that once a site has seen the cohort ID once, it will not see a...