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pfraze on July 17, 2012 | parent | context | favorite | on: Varnish author criticizing HTTP/2.0 proposals

I'd say the cookies situation could be solved by one-page apps. Because the software persists across page-views, it'll be able to maintain session using some other mechanism (localstorage, the lifetime of the tab, whatever). The user could then disable cookies and not be worried about tracking.

stephenr on July 17, 2012 [–]

so your "solution" for cookies, is to mandate that all web apps must use ajax, and pass session IDs as part of the URL for all requests?

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