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A concrete instantiation of the problem: imagine a page has three YouTube embeds and these security constraints. The user signs into YouTube via UI in one embed. You’d like the other embeds to also become signed in.
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This question brought to you by: why do Chrome and Firefox disable access to *session* storage when third-party cookies are disabled? It’s not even persistent! What’s the threat model? Bluh.
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Brilliant! Just tested. It works for all security settings in Chrome, and for “strict” settings in Firefox (but not “block *all* cookies”, for whatever reason). Outstanding, Kevin!!!
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Possible security issue since you'll have to somehow verify which iframes are yours. Maybe you have to challenge/response with a hash using a shared secret obtained from the server
Right. This is for Orbit, obviously. I can make it work better if the publisher’s willing to let me execute JS, but that’s often not possible: I’d like Orbit to be embeddable in Medium, Notion, WordPress, Confluence, etc, and that means sandboxed iframes.
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