Only works with cookies set to "allowed" about cyb-ts HOT 2 CLOSED

My bad news @serejandmyself

After googling a bit I found that disabling cookies in Chrome turn of any possibility to persist a data including localStorage, sessionStorage and even IndexedDB.

Don't worry. We won't brake our rules. The problem with cookies arise not because of id that apps put in any agent's browser, but because that id is exposed to third party domains.

You can check using either privacy badger or ublock origin that the app don't spy on you.
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Moreover - you can check using devtools that the app even dont send ANY information to host domain, except web3 providers. I agree that we need to make web3 providers configurable.

And one more important thing: key feature of web3 is offline work. And this is impossible without storing data inside the app. I think that privacy must be handled not by disabling the storage, but by setting permissions on how apps code communicate with remote machines.

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Sure an app can work without cookies

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