Google has strong armed the web in other situations with Chrome, there are multiple cases of them implementing things that google has proposed to w3c but has not been accepted yet.
Regarding this, it's been 4 years. I am not letting google off the hook with this, especially when many other browsers already block third party cookies.
I stand by my opinion that an ad company operating a browser is a clear conflict of interest. If they didn't, this "privacy" feature would never have been a thing and this would have been done years ago.
> there are multiple cases of them implementing things that google has proposed to w3c but has not been accepted yet.
Yes but the question is why is anyone using those things when they are only supported in a single browser? If its not fully supported by the major 4 browsers then its not getting put in my code, simple.
Regarding this, it's been 4 years. I am not letting google off the hook with this, especially when many other browsers already block third party cookies.
I stand by my opinion that an ad company operating a browser is a clear conflict of interest. If they didn't, this "privacy" feature would never have been a thing and this would have been done years ago.