Out of curiosity, the company that I work for uses a cookie inside an iframe as part of an embedded version of our web application that users can drop into their website. Our Safari users is less than half of one percent and we had not received any feedback about this until just recently.
In our searching we came across this change to third party cookies from Mozilla. We have a much higher 15% of our user base that uses Mozilla and this is now a bit of a concern.
We use php for our backend code and need to come up with an alternate solution to this since blocking the cookie effectively breaks our user seasons.
Would anyone have any suggestions as to what our best course of action would be to mitigate this problem prior to Mozilla pushing this change live?
In our searching we came across this change to third party cookies from Mozilla. We have a much higher 15% of our user base that uses Mozilla and this is now a bit of a concern.
We use php for our backend code and need to come up with an alternate solution to this since blocking the cookie effectively breaks our user seasons.
Would anyone have any suggestions as to what our best course of action would be to mitigate this problem prior to Mozilla pushing this change live?