First Party Isolation is an absolutely necessary privacy feature. Firefox is supposed to provide privacy by default, and be opinionated.
Please enable FPI by default.
I have heard concerns about FPI breaking things, but really the only things which break are those abusing the lack of FPI.
Info about FPI for those who don't know:
https://www.ghacks.net/2017/11/22/how-t ... n-firefox/
First Party Isolation should be ON by default
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Re: First Party Isolation should be ON by default
this forum is free and voluntary maintaining firefox. no mozilla developers present, sorry.
go http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ instead.
go http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ instead.
ok, in other words: an aluhelmet. i dont see benefit limiting firefox in its features and have wrong shown pages. welcome to the real world of 3rd-party cookies.The following items are affected by First-Party Isolation: cookies, cache, HTTP Authentication, DOM Storage, Flash cookies, SSL and TLS session resumption, Shared Workers, blob URIs, SPDY and HTTP/2, automated cross-origin redirects, window.name, auto-form fill, HSTS and HPKP supercookies, broadcast channels, OCSP, favicons, mediasource URIs and Mediastream, speculative and prefetched connections.
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Re: First Party Isolation should be ON by default
It appears you think the independent mozillaZine.org is a part of or run by Mozilla as there is no mozilla.org links on top or bottom like a typical *.mozilla.org page as one of the clues.billysielu wrote:Please enable FPI by default.
Mozilla has their own community support forum at support.mozilla.org btw.