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I have the New Internet Explorer, and I just wanted to ask if anyone knows what a First Part and Third Party cookie is??? Is there a difference between the two??
A first party cookie is set and read by the site you are visiting. A third party cookie is set by another site (eg the commercial banner services). All our cookies are first party.
Ah, so an SR/Freeola one would fall under the Third party section, cheers, Turbo.
thats very considerate of them.
Under W3C specifications, they don't exist, but I'd guess that a first party is one set by Microsoft that will probably break the rules, such as passport cookies.
What's this about passports you say? Well, I'll explain: Under specifications, cookies can only be read by the domain that set them. However, if you sign up for a passport, it will automatically sign you in to all passport sites, no matter what domain. Therefore, Microsoft have told IE to cheat an give out the cookie to more than one domain.
What's this about passports you say? Well, I'll explain: Under specifications, cookies can only be read by the domain that set them. However, if you sign up for a passport, it will automatically sign you in to all passport sites, no matter what domain. Therefore, Microsoft have told IE to cheat an give out the cookie to more than one domain.
I have the New Internet Explorer, and I just wanted to ask if anyone knows what a First Part and Third Party cookie is??? Is there a difference between the two??