<p>Chrome 80 SameSite will be a great thing and a horrible thing all at once. It just depends on what side you’re on. If your a consumer and you use the web to do your job and other such things you likely won’t experience a problem. If you’re a developer likely this last month and leading up until chrome 80 releases could be very interesting for you if you haven’t already had to deal with this. One way to test your site is to go to <a href="chrome://flags" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">chrome://flags</a> and turn on SameSite default and any other same site flags to test. There should two more. Once done, your chrome browser is acting how chrome 80 will and you will be able to test it. Look at your console for more information on your site and how it handles cookies. </p>


Chrome 80 SameSite will be a great thing and a horrible thing all at once. It just depends on what side you’re on. If your a consumer and you use the web to do your job and other such things you likely won’t experience a problem. If you’re a developer likely this last month and leading up until chrome 80 releases could be very interesting for you if you haven’t already had to deal with this. One way to test your site is to go to chrome://flags and turn on SameSite default and any other same site flags to test. There should two more. Once done, your chrome browser is acting how chrome 80 will and you will be able to test it. Look at your console for more information on your site and how it handles cookies. 

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