A JavaScript code that provides a reliable way to check whether third-party cookies are supported in the user's web browser.
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GuardBear helps with browser restrictions (ITP / Safari, ETP / FireFox, Chrome dropping 3rd party cookies, etc) while still offering privacy & security protection to the end user. This open source project is currently a POC. Please show your interest by starring the project, trying it out or starting a discussion!
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Demo of transparent login with some platform through other platforms you're logged in.
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Research conducted to accurately identify each unique user right from browser using fingerprinting technologies and third-party tracking cookies
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A Flask-based web app that explains third-party cookies. Learn how they work, their impact on privacy, and their use in web development and advertising.
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Checks if 3rd party cookies are allowed in client web browsers.
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Course-based project work & seminar presentations during graduate studies
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