What are Third Party Cookies, How do they work?

Quality stuff bro. Love it 😊

Thanks !
Last time a had a problem with an api on a domain and a front end app on localhost, cookies were not set on localhost domain untii I added proxy on npm package.json. I still don't understand why it worked.
you're talking about things that you wont find anywhere.

Congrats for the 40K subs ❣️

The extra work you did creating the Hussein animations was very impressive

Thanks for this Hussein

But even when clicking on link to go to Yahoo let's say,won't that require explicitly setting the samesite attribute to none?

Great Video. I love the way your explaining everything so slowly

You provide the perfect level of technical detail in your explanations. Fantastic work, thank you!

thanks for video

Your explanation is better than animation

Hussein would you make video about kubernetes and simple microservices network and compare that stack with traditional monolyths behind load balancer?

Very good and clear explanation. I like your style of teaching! Too many tutorials make assumptions on knowledge or skip vital information.

Great article as always ..Hi Hussein,I have become a big fan of you !!! I always wonder and get diverted by books behind you :) I try to figure out the books ..
Can you just tell me which books you read ,how come you are so intelligent in every area ?how much you study and practise ?? Just want be valuable like you !!!

Thanks for the explanation Hissein, Could you please clear my one doubt that is Both the sites should set samesite:none?

Great video, great explanation. Keep up the good work!!

Hussein you are pretty funny and you explain well. Thanks bro.

Thanks for the explanation. If I followed you the trigger that brings in 3rd party cookies is the primary domain (foo.com) referencing those 3rd party sites. So the party to complain against is the primary domain (foo.com).

Idiot , you are taking too much time.

Awesome explanation

You are way too slow bro. Take it as a suggestion. 👍🏻

Awesome Explanation!

Great video..

bet you are very knowledgeable and your videos are good...I am really keen on learning and have to lisnten to your videos at 1.5X twice.....can you please talk a little fast like a normal person...and dont act like half sean connery and half david attenborough..please please.....::D else ill have to keep listening at 1.5x twice....

This explanation is not slow, it's just a lot more detailed than most of those 1 minute videos out there which is why it takes longer to explain.

Hey sir, please explain
Can third-party  request get access to its first-party cookies?

Great explanation!
I've liked the illustrations :D Stay awesome you too!

You are amazing

I love your explination. Thank you a lot you are a good speaker

Good job! Your reflexive and pondered way of walking through a concept is very nice. You know how to tell a story, and not just brab about sth. Congrats

I appreciate how you explain things. It’s not slow, it’s clear and detailed so we can grasp it easily and move on to the next subject. So thx

Thanks for in-depth explanation!

Hussain you are the best, never apologize for taking however long you take for explainaing a topic, your viewers( I speak for everyone here) love this style of a talk more than a definition style, keep going.

Thank you Hussein. You are an amazing teacher! Plz continue to do these type of learning videos!

Great video thanks for explaining!!

Here are a few questions.

Let's say there are two websites, mysite, and yahoo. I decide to embed an analytics script provided by yahoo to mysite. Every subsquient visit to mysite. Now also sends a request to yahoo. When the yahoo request runs, which cookies get sent? The specific questions are below.

Questions:
1. When the yahoo script executes, will it send all cookies stored in the browser set with SameSite: None?
2. When the yahoo script executes, will it send all cookies stored in the browser with the domain set to yahoo, regardless of which site set the cookies initially? In our care, it can be from the script on mysite or visiting yahoo. For example, a user visites yahoo before visiting mysite, and a sessionId cookie gets set. Will that sessionId be sent when the script executes?
3. When the yahoo script executes, will it send any cookies with the domain set to mysite, besides ones with SameSite: None, assuming those get sent automatically?

Beautiful video as usual!

would love a video on death of 3rd party cookies

Please say in hindi.

Loved the way of explanation