Identify which cookies to save

Determining what cookies to save is an important step in a successful setup of Cookie Saver. 

To check/identify what cookies are affected by ITP, open Safari and go to your website. 

(You will need to enable and show the developer tools: See https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/use-the-developer-tools-in-the-develop-menu-sfri20948/mac)

Right click your website and select Inspect Element. 

Click the Storage tab and select Cookies for your website in the left box.

Cookies set to expire in 7 days are likely impacted by ITP. 

The above example from cookiesaver.io, indicated that the cookies from Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics, Facebook, and our cookie consent are affected by ITP with a 7 day expiration date. 

Let's go through them one by one:

• Adobe Analytics (AMCV_DE7B0A...) is set in the root domain with a leading dot before cookiesaver.io (.cookiesaver.io), so that it is shared across subdomains to cookiesaver.io. The default expiration should be 2 years.
• Google Analytics (_ga) is set in the root domain with a leading dot before cookiesaver.io (.cookiesaver.io), so that it is shared across subdomains to cookiesaver.io. The default expiration should be 2 years.
• Facebook (_fbp) is set in the root domain with a leading dot before cookiesaver.io (.cookiesaver.io), so that it is shared across subdomains to cookiesaver.io. The default expiration should be 90 days.
• Cookiebot (CookieConsent) is set in the root domain without a leading dot before cookiesaver.io (cookiesaver.io), so that it is only readable from cookiesaver.io. The default expiration should be 1 year. Remember to set the "domain" value when adding this cookie.

See more here Add cookies to save them