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Third-Party Cookies
Support for Third-Party Cookies
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This report shows support for third-party cookies. These cookies are used on web sites that utilize services and products
from other sites. Third-party cookies are common among online advertisers who receive their ads from outside sources.
The most commonly used web browsers today allow users to block the acceptance of third-party cookies if so desired.
Date Range
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Interval |
Chart Type |
Browser |
Operating System |
Search Engine |
Connection |
| Jan '10 - Jul '10 |
monthly |
3D Pie |
All Browsers |
All Operating Systems |
All Search Engines |
All Connections |
Are Third-Party Cookies Supported
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Supported
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Total Avg |
Jan '10 |
Feb '10 |
Mar '10 |
Apr '10 |
May '10 |
Jun '10 |
Jul '10 |
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Yes
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92.34% |
92.19% |
92.16% |
92.36% |
92.62% |
92.38% |
92.26% |
0.00% |
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No
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7.66% |
7.81% |
7.84% |
7.64% |
7.38% |
7.62% |
7.74% |
0.00% |
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Limited Praise For Government Web 2.0 Policies
National Journal (blog) / 6/29/10
On Friday, the Office of Management and Budget ended a 10-year ban on cookies, which monitor what a user does on a Web site, and updated privacy notice ...
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Making your browser more secure
Monsters and Critics.com / 6/27/10
For this reason third-party cookies should generally be denied, Rinne recommends. This option is available in Firefox under the Privacy tab of the Options ...
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Browser Add-on Blocks Google Analytics
PC World / 5/26/10
Cookies are small data files used to record information about how a person interacts with a Web site. Google's new tool, the Analytics Opt-out Browser ...
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New Firefox Browser To Offer More Privacy Control
Manufacturing Business Technology / 5/12/10
Users will then have the option of deciding which cookies to allow and which to disable. But Mozilla, the browser's creator, will also take away some user ...
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