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Now that chrome 80 has implemented the samesite cookie enforcement - is there a way to turn that off?
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asked Feb 19 '20 02:02
In Chrome do the following: Type chrome://flags in the browser address box and hit enter Type cook in the search flags box Change SameSite by default cookie setting to Disabled Click relaunch button in the lower right corner.
Those who wish to disable the said SameSite flags can do so by adding –disable-features=SameSiteByDefaultCookies or –disable-features=CookieswithoutSameSitemustbesecure in the Target field of the Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge properties and restart the web browser.
Go to chrome://flags/ then search cookies in the search box, there should be 4 options. Check Enable removing SameSite=None cookies and Consider SameParty cookies to be first-party sections.
I had this because I was running/debugging multiple sites on localhost and the cookies were still there from an old site I was debugging. After i cleared the application cache and reloaded the page the errors did not return. So in short, try clearing your cache. In my case disabling SameSite=None hidden the warning.
You can disable this behaviour via chrome://flags. Specifically, you can enter these two into your location bar:
chrome://flags/#same-site-by-default-cookieschrome://flags/#cookies-without-same-site-must-be-secureSet both to "Disabled".
However, while this might be useful for dealing with sites that still need to update, I would not expect this to be a long term solution.
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