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not hiding or not accepting?

not accept – impossible – more than 50% of www is based on cookies
not hiding – maybe…I think it won’t heart too much.

casinogeld.de;174778 wrote:

Hi everybody

I was reading about then new browser from Google – Google Chrome.

I read that it wont hide cookies – will that be a problem for our business?

Hope you understand my question – my english is a bit rusty:hattip:

Look forward to hear from you.

Barcley

[Anonymous]

Chrome is coming with all cookies on by default.
The chance for visitors are playing with cookie accepting or blocking is the same as in the case of FF3 with an extension.

So far I find Chrome awesome, if Google won’t change the way the browser handles cookies then I really think about to leave all other browsers behind

And as EugeneK said, if they block cookies, they will plug off the half of the web as most webshops, web applications are heavily depending on cookies, so if someone blocks all cookies, he will eventually block the half internet.

In the case of 3rd party cookies, I don’t know how it can effect us affiliates, as normally our websites don’t send cookies to the visitor’s machine. When they click away to a casino the casino’s website will place the cookie on their machine. I don’t know what is the situation when the click is going through the aff. website, and the aff website redirects the browser to the casino. In this case I don’t know which party is dropping the cookie… Anyone knows this?

Little explanation about cookies:

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what is a (third-party) cookie?
A cookie is a small script placed on the hard drive of your computer by the server of a website that you visit. The cookie is placed there for the purpose of recognising your specific browser / computer combination, were you to return to the same site.
All cookies have an owner which tells you who the cookie belongs to. The owner is the domain specified in the cookie.
The word “party” refers to the domain as specified in cookie; the website that is placing the cookie. So, for example, if you visit http://www.widgets.com and the domain of the cookie placed on your computer is http://www.widgets.com, then this is a first-party cookie. If, however, you visit http://www.widgets.com and the cookie placed on your computer says http://www.stats-for-free.com, then this is a third-party cookie.

So until the casino’s website is the cookie dropper, we are OK with the returning visitors to the casino, because they will be tagged to us, if the cookie is placed by the redirecting aff website for that given casino, and no domain, or not the casino’s domain is specified in the cookie then it will be 3rd party cookie, and can be easily blocked.

[Nick Zod]

@casinogeld.de 174778 wrote:

Hi everybody
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I read that it wont hide cookies – will that be a problem for our business?
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Perhaps, use better ff or Opera – great browsers )

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