Following up on these 2 dead threads
Hello Brave Community.
This question is similar to Allowing one site (only!) to use cross-site cookies this. Since it’s closed I am creating a new topic
I would like to allow exception for one domain to set it’s cookies (third party) on any website I visit.
The problem I am facing is there is an extension called clickup which requests to set third party cookies. And since by default third party cookies are blocked. The extension doesn’t work anymore
Any help is appreciated
Thanks for your p…
Greetings,
Brave newbie here. I have an extension that allows me to forward a Gmail mail to my project management site (clickup.com ) I believe this is a cross-site cookie. For the most part, I don’t want to allow cross-site cookies, but I would like to allow ClickUp to do so. Is there a way to just grant [*.]clickup.com the right to set cross-site cookies anywhere? Or, do I have to do it on every page that it needs permission?
In the case of email, does that mean each message would need to hav…
Using the ClickUp Extension in Brave, I can log in on the settings page and in blank tabs. When I use the extension on any web page, it is blocked due to cross-site cookie settings. Despite having whitelisted all necessary URLs, the extension only works when all cookies are allowed.
Please address the issue related to allowing coss-site cookies for a whitelisted domain.
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July 4, 2021, 5:43pm
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