Yes you could , but cookies are what signs you in and keeps the user signed in. These are session cookies not like the cookies from trackers, so it's ok to allow these cookies.
It is similar to the way the bank cookies work, do you allow the bank cookies on your mobile ? I think you must or the site does not work , at least on mine that is how it works.
It sucks as bad european cookie legislation. In fact all those bureaucrats that don't know what they are talking about, and rush through legislation, should be force fed cookies, whilst made to browse without them.
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Yes you could , but cookies are what signs you in and keeps the user signed in. These are session cookies not like the cookies from trackers, so it's ok to allow these cookies.
It is similar to the way the bank cookies work, do you allow the bank cookies on your mobile ? I think you must or the site does not work , at least on mine that is how it works.
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I don't use my phone for banking - way too risky as I see it.
I do mostly use session cookies on my laptop - that is the default - so I can go with that on the phone.
Thanks!
Remembering anything between clicks in a browser requires a cookie. No one can login to anything, anywhere on the web if cookies are outright blocked.
you can pass the session through the url, that that is pretty insecure and bad UX.
grep is your friend.
So YOU wrote vBulletin 2??
It is also an option in phpBB, and a bunch of others.
grep is your friend.
Oh, I'll add it as a config flag in Vanilla. Gotta keep up with the Joneses.
Psych.
It sucks as bad european cookie legislation. In fact all those bureaucrats that don't know what they are talking about, and rush through legislation, should be force fed cookies, whilst made to browse without them.
grep is your friend.