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minus-squareripcord@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up8·edit-222 days agoThat’s not what I was thinking of, which was even more fundamental. But that’s good info (and another way to cover stuff in the article). Edit: what I was thinking originally was really stupid, that 3rd-party cookies weren’t allowed at all. Which was really dumb since of course they are.
That’s not what I was thinking of, which was even more fundamental. But that’s good info (and another way to cover stuff in the article).
Edit: what I was thinking originally was really stupid, that 3rd-party cookies weren’t allowed at all. Which was really dumb since of course they are.