Block Third Party Cookies -- Allow Users to Use a Global Exception List

[weems]

• A recent user request to make platform.twitter.com unblocked so that they can view embedded tweets on a blog page made clear the need for a Global Exception List
• in EFF Privacy Badger which Blocks Third Party Cookies and Tracking, One Can Setup a Global Whitelist if so inclined:

- You can allow Third Party Cookies in Bravery -> Clicking 'Allow ads and Tracking' - The Problem being that it is a binary, globally on or globally off. A user cannot just allow a specific site through (like platform.twitter.com for embedded tweets) on all of their sites.

[alexwykoff]

@bradleyrichter this is still an issue and worth a moment of consideration. I'm putting it on 1.2 for now.

[srirambv]

+1 from support on not able to view embedded tweets

[bsclifton]

Thanks for rounding these issues up, @luixxiul 😄

[diracdeltas]

i think this should be done as part of #1991 (i.e., allow adding global cookie exceptions in a cookie manager)

[Shought]

+1 I also support this idea, https://community.brave.com/t/a-site-not-working-allowing-login-etc/8615

[jeroenev]

wouldn't it be smarter to have something like https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete instead of blocking 3rd party cookies?
would not break so many websites
though i'd make auto-deleting first-party cookies optional

[bsclifton]

Closing in favor of brave/brave-browser#778