[mattmcknight]

The nefarious bit is in IE- which, although it pretends to allow you to "instruct the browser not to accept 3rd party cookies, full stop," actually accepts third party cookies from any site with a P3P code it doesn't understand.

[recoiledsnake]

>The nefarious bit is in IE- which, although it pretends to allow you to "instruct the browser not to accept 3rd party cookies, full stop," actually accepts third party cookies from any site with a P3P code it doesn't understand.

No, if you select that option, it actually blocks all third party cookies.

[mattmcknight]

No, it actually doesn't (or this discussion wouldn't be happening).

[dos1]

So do you work at Google or are you just a fanboy? IE is not being nefarious in this case. IE is following a standard that Google is actively abusing. Not sure why you have such an infatuation with Google, but I dare say: Everything in moderation.

[tikhonj]

Could you please avoid personal attacks? They add nothing to your argument while making the discussion less pleasant and civil.

I don't mean to single you out, but I've just been seeing too many of them lately.