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Domain cookie (_ga) from upper-level domain
Yet, I see a _ga cookie still being set. For example, we can take this page or any other page on the site. … What bothers me, is that the cookie comes from an upper-level domain (liepaja.edu.lv), which I do not manage. I only manage liedaga.liepaja.edu.lv. …
