thirdPartyCookiesEnabled
The thirdPartyCookiesEnabled
property is a boolean that determines if the Web SDK sets cookies in a third-party context. Enabling this option is useful if you want to identify visitors between subdomains or domains that your organization owns. However, many modern browsers limit the setting and expiration of third-party cookies.
The thirdPartyCookiesEnabled
property also controls whether a CORE ID
can be requested on getIdentity
calls.
When this option is enabled, the Web SDK uses Adobe Audience Manager to help identify a visitor. When this option is disabled, the call to Audience Manager is disabled. See Understanding calls to the Demdex domain in the Audience Manager user guide for more information.
Select the Use third-party cookies checkbox when configuring the tag extension.
Set the thirdPartyCookiesEnabled
boolean when running the configure
command. If you omit this property when configuring the Web SDK, it defaults to true
. Set this value to false
if you do not want the Web SDK to use Audience Manager to help identify visitors.
alloy("configure", {
datastreamId: "ebebf826-a01f-4458-8cec-ef61de241c93",
orgId: "ADB3LETTERSANDNUMBERS@AdobeOrg",
thirdPartyCookiesEnabled: false
});