vishparshav
vishparshav
I can see the cookie being set in the browser on domain Y. We are also able to read the cookie on service side when a fetch API call is...
yes, `test-third-party-cookie-phaseout` is enabled in this testing.
Hi, Thanks for following up on this. I had setup an example https://classy-oasis-estimate.glitch.me/ to simulate this behavior. On the page load this page will send a request to another domain...
I am seeing the cookies being blocked when a call to https://gold-uncovered-headline.glitch.me/set-cookie is made from https://classy-oasis-estimate.glitch.me  ...
@shuranhuang Thanks for the update. I see "This cookie is allowed by user preference" as the exception reason. I have `test-third-party-cookie-phaseout` flag enabled and "Block all third party cookie" option...
@shuranhuang I dont see any domain allowed in my "sites allowed to use third-party cookies" section. Here is the attached screenshot. 
@shuranhuang Thanks for guidance on this. I was able to find the enterprise policy on my machine which was allowing the 3P cookie to be set. When tested on non-enterprise...