• @AgreeableLandscape
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      3 years ago

      I wish we just had a standard credential store in browsers. Then cookies would be almost completely useless even on sites that you’re logged into.

    • Bilb!
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      3 years ago

      Saving settings on a page you don’t sign into (though you could make your app use local storage for this instead)

      • @AgreeableLandscape
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        3 years ago

        though you could make your app use local storage for this instead

        To be fair, that has the exact same problems with tracking as cookies. You can still easily put tracking codes in there, and I’m sure some trackers do. So there isn’t really a benefit to using LocalStorage from a privacy perspective.

        • Bilb!
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          13 years ago

          I think Local Storage isn’t meant to be read server side, but that’s an easy line to cross if you’re determined.

          • @AgreeableLandscape
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            23 years ago

            I think Local Storage isn’t meant to be read server side

            Nothing an AJAX request can’t “fix”.

            • @pinknoise
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              23 years ago

              With cookies you don’t need Javascript at all.