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third-party-cookie-check
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A simple way to check for third party cookie support.
This module can be imported on the server and in a browser without issue, but it will likely throw an error if you call the function on the server.
You know your environment better than I do, so I leave it to you to ensure your code is running in a browser before calling this module.
npm install third-party-cookie-check
import cookieCheck from 'third-party-cookie-check';
// If the check takes > 1 second, supported will be false and timedOut will be true
const { supported, timedOut } = await cookieCheck();
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