How to detect third party cookies in chrome?

Hello Dip

 

There's no way to tell when looking at the store of cookies. The issue is that a cookie is always first party with respect to some site; the third-party-ness relates to the provenance of the cookie. The only way to identify if a cookie was a third-party cookie is to examine the actual header which set the cookie and see if that cookie was set for a domain other than the originating one. Everything is made far more complex by the fact that a cookie can be set for a whole domain (thus foo.bar.com is allowed to set for .bar.com so that grill.bar.com will also see the cookie) and determining whether a suffix is a domain or not is not at all easy (e.g., some countries have multi-level domains).

 

The final problem is that it's easy enough for the site to request some resource from another domain for real, and set the cookie that way. That's formally not a third-party cookie, as it is being set by the domain it references, but it works in effectively the same way.

 

Reference ::https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11226351/identify-third-party-cookies#:~:text=The%20only%20way%20to%20identify,other%20than%20the%20originating%20one. 

Hi dip vyas,

 

Please refer to this link - https://support.cloudhq.net/how-to-enable-3rd-party-cookies-in-google-chrome-browser/

 

Might be that could be helpful to you.

Hey,

 

You can check third party cookie is enable or disable in crome: 

Go to setting->Privacy and security->cookie and other site data and allow all cookie

 

Refer following site for more information

 

https://www.whatismybrowser.com/guides/how-to-enable-cookies/chrome?utm_source=whatismybrowsercom&utm_medium=internal&utm_campaign=enable-cookies-index