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What is Same Site cookie flag
Same Site cookie, supported in Chrome (51+), Firefox (60+), but not yet in Edge/IE (not surprisingly), is a flag that you can set for cookies. This flag will mark whether the cookie should be sent for cross-site requests. There are two values, Lax and Strict, that you can decide how you want browsers to enforce it.
Lax
When a cookie is marked samesite=Lax, that cookie will not be passed for any cross-domain requests unless it's a regular link that navigates user to the target site. Other requests methods (such as POST and PUT) and XHR requests will not contain this cookie.
Strict
If you mark a cookie as Strict, that cookie will not be sent for any cross-domain requests whatsoever. Even if the user simply navigates to the target site with a regular link, the cookie will not be sent. This might lead to some confusing or downright impractical user experiences, so be careful if you use Strict cookies.
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