In what sense is TCP tomorrow different from disallowing 3rd party cookies today?
On a side note: Isn't it odd, how the composition of different technologies (here HTTP and DNS) make it unintuitively complex to implement a so intuitively natural policy as "every website gets to read only its own cookies"?
On a side note: Isn't it odd, how the composition of different technologies (here HTTP and DNS) make it unintuitively complex to implement a so intuitively natural policy as "every website gets to read only its own cookies"?