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by thayne
2364 days ago
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The latest safari may have changed the behavior. But the bug is tied to the OS version, and Apple has said they won't backport the new behavior to iOS 12 or Mac OS 10.14. So people who can't or won't (for example users of old iphones) upgrade the OS will not get the fix. So user-agent sniffing will probably be necessary for years. > See this article for details on detecting/dealing with it: https://www.chromium.org/updates/same-site/incompatible-clie.... Yes, they recommend using a few dozen lines of user-agent sniffing code. Despite the fact that user-agent sniffing is generally considered bad practice. |
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Only if you set None (either to opt-out or to do a None/Strict pair). Setting Lax doesn't require sniffing.
But yeah, that seems like a safe bet.