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Is it worth implementing P3P on a new asp.net website/web application? Or any website I guess?

Mark Redman
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It's not a matter of 'worth', it's whether you need to.

You'll need to if you want to host your site in an iframe on another site, and then have the cookies work, in IE.

Noon Silk
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  • Is this the only reason P3P may be required? – Mark Redman Aug 21 '09 at 07:05
  • I'm not completely sure, though it's the reason we use it. It may offer other advantages, I don't know. More info here: http://www.wdvl.com/Internet/Security/P3P/ – Noon Silk Aug 21 '09 at 07:11
  • A lot of references are circa 2002 and show work-arounds for the iframe cookie thing. Since its not required, wont be implemented. I wonder if it helps with SEO? – Mark Redman Aug 21 '09 at 08:18