SameSite Cookies Explained ~ With Examples

[@SENOJKCID]

This is BY FAR the best content on the subject I've seen on the internet.

[@alekseev74]

This is the best explanation of topic on KZbin.

[@abeinvarghese8063]

Bro.. This was very much informative. Helped me a lot to understand SameSite cookie. Please do more videos on web development and web security

[@artemkarnaukh]

Very well explained and demonstrated. I also liked a chill music in the background.

[@shiyou21401]

Thank you for this easy to understand explanation with intuitive examples. Subscribed!

[@sukhrajsingh9613]

Great !! Thanks Man, I was thinking of creating this POC from scratch for understanding the concepts.Your video saved my time ;)

[@GabrielLogan17]

This issue where one site requests another site's cookie is ok. But what about when I need to send the cookie from a backend to the frontend?

[@468hitman]

best video with practical examples

[@AFoulOdor]

Very good subject content, thanks for your effort.

[@thearduousalchemist2804]

Thanks for the simple and clear explanation.

[@deusexpersona95]

Extremely well made video. Hope your channel grows

[@vimalsuku9452]

Chrome flags donte have option to disable same site cookies .. hv any alternate option to disable same site cookies

[@fooked1]

Best explanation so far!

[@rahimlizakir]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@flying-musk]

Unset is lax( becuz default is lax) Why with we got unset cookie too?

[@ExploreTechFaith]

some great explanation after 2-3 months search. Another project is using my API's(Post) inside iFrame, now, they are getting CSRF issues. Is there any way to use Strict or Lax when allowing them? or only none is an option?

[@merrickwebdev7065]

Hey, in your case, your best bet will probably be to set it to samesite:none and secure, and then use a csrf token

[@ExploreTechFaith]

Merrick WebDev Thankyou for your reply but I am using spring mvc 4.0 with spring security (xml configurations) and I am not getting any options to set “samesite”. I tried in web.xml, spring.xml configurations even server.xml (tomcat 9) but it’s not reflecting.

[@xNReaperx]

Underrated video!

[@drcod3r329]

Thank you for the info 😊👍☺️

[@Sam-rp4hy]

Great work, dude!

[@ankgto]

Hey, thank you very much for explaining that topic. But have a little confusion 0:59 you depict domain (web-server) as laptop, and animation shows that it sends cookie to browser multiple times, but in reality cookie sends once from web-server to client(browser) and then client send it to server(website) UPD: when writing that comment realise that all is vice versa)) so its confusing what is server what client =)

[@ryanaiden]

Couldn’t you manually copy and send the cookies? Even if you had to use Puppetteer or something. I don’t know. Otherwise this video is really great!

[@natali1085]

Thanks 👍

[@user-jw3bo4vr1v]

Thanks!!!!1odin