问题
I'm trying to do a CORS GET that sends the cookie along with it. I've set all the headers (access-control-allow-origin, access-control-allow-credentials, access-control-allow-headers) in the server and am using withCredentials: true and crossDomain: true in the jquery ajax request. Everything works when I tell my browser to allow third-party cookies. Is there any way to do this without forcing visitors to allow third party cookies? I've even tried redirecting the user and redirecting back, but CORS will refuse to send the cookie along. :/
I've tried doing the CORS request via ajax, as well as via an iframe.
回答1:
I don't think it is possible. See my (old but relevant) blog post on this. The only bullet-proof way is to use 1st-party cookies (that is, open window in a top-level window like a separate tab, or redirect current window).
In some cases it is not necessary though. Browsers have slightly different notions of what third-party cookie is, and default behavior is also different. This post has a nice overview on these details. So in some cases you could do tricks to enable (or at least detect) use of cookies on the page.
Other workarounds include putting one server under a subdomain of the other (subdomains are usually not considered 3rd-party), or changing the flow so that the user is authenticated by other means than cookies.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25858737/cors-withcredentials-and-third-party-cookies