Julia EvansMar 6
if you disable all third-party cookies in your browser (like where Site A is never allowed to use cookies from Site B), have you noticed that it breaks anything? What breaks?
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@b0rk I have been doing this for at least 5 years. These days most things work but in the beginning it was more like most things didn't work right.
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Show threadDimitri MerejkowskyMar 6

@oleschri @b0rk

basically *everything* from Microsoft breaks (from Teams to Outlook to Azure)

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@dmerej @b0rk

No. That is not true anymore.

Show threadDimitri MerejkowskyMar 6
@oleschri @b0rk ah. Glad to know they fixed it 😉
Show threadduncanMar 6
@dmerej
I find I often have to log in again for different parts of the Microsoft 'experience' but that's no big deal with a password manager (#bitwarden in my case)
@oleschri @b0rk
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@duncan_lithgow @dmerej @b0rk

They are still in the process of changing all their services' host names to .cloud.microsoft . That should make it easier.

Show threadZack WeinbergMar 6

@oleschri @b0rk I have also been doing this for many years and this is also my experience

I also have firefox set not to load third-party javascript programs at all unless specifically allowed on a per-site basis, which is fine *most* of the time but causes problems every time I want to do something online involving money