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Web Directions Safe '21 session spotlight–Set safer site defaults for today and tomorrow - Web Directions
Web Directions Safe ’21 session spotlight–Set safer site defaults for today and tomorrow
John Allsopp
12th November, 2021
@johnallsopp
Set safer site defaults for today and tomorrow
The web has a history of being an over-sharer. Original defaults tended to allowing everything—with restrictions needing to be explicitly added by the site. Newer APIs follow the principle of least privilege, so that’s better, but still have the challenge of maintaining backwards-compatibility leaves sites with a lot of responsibility to create a safe experience for visitors.
We’ll explore how the platform is moving to safer defaults—from phasing out third-party cookies, removing passive fingerprinting surfaces, and enforcing cross-origin isolation.
Alongside these ongoing efforts, we’ll also go through the changes you can make today to protect your site—from improving cookie usage to locking down your third-party interactions. We will also explore some patterns for balancing appropriate collection of user information with protecting those same users from phishing or other forms of fraud.
Rowan Merewood
Rowan leads the Developer Relations team for security, privacy, payments, and identity for Chrome. Essentially anywhere people are creating—or specifically not creating—relationships on the web. Recently that’s meant a lot of focus on cookies and the long road to getting us all to consume fewer of them.
In his seven years at Google he’s worked across a variety of areas from Android, Firebase, and all the way back to Google+. In the end though, the web has always been his natural home.
In 2022 we have a whole series of events for Front End Developers, plus a Brand New free event in January 2022
Across 2022 Web Directions is presenting our series of online conferences for front end designers and developers. Focussed deep dives, they go far beyond what you might expect from conference programs.
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Priced individually from $195, or attend all 6, plus get access to our conference presentation platform Conffab for just $595, or $59 a month.
In January 2022, we’ll be showcasing some of there highlights of our 2021 conferences across 3 big weeks, for Free at Remixed! Register now to attend.
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[Web Directions] is a delicious mix of things educational, social and mind-blowing. It’s time out from the hurly-burly to step back, get some perspective, and develop new ways forward, fortified with a whole lot of new stuff in your head.
Chris Stephens
Technology Director, Mozo
Each year we have 6 unique online conferences for front end developers, plus Remixed, a free event that brings together some of the highlights from the previous year.
accessibility engineering for front end developers
Online, globallyOct/Nov 2021
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privacy, security, identity for front end developers
Online, globallyDecember 2021
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The conference CSS deserves
Online, globallyMarch 2022
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a conference on front end performance
Online, globallyMay 2022
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a conference all about JavaScript
Online, globallyJune 2022
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a conference on progressive web apps and web platform
Online, globallySept 2022
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The best of 2021, remixed, and free!
Online, globallyJanuary 2022
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