Nollaverollista

Nollaverollista, also known as the Zero Roll List, is a concept in the field of information security and privacy, particularly within the context of web browsers. It refers to a list of domains that are exempt from certain privacy and security protections provided by the browser. When a domain is on the Zero Roll List, the browser may not apply certain privacy-enhancing features, such as blocking third-party cookies or enforcing strict security policies, to that domain.

The Zero Roll List is maintained by the browser vendors and is designed to accommodate websites that require specific functionalities or have legitimate reasons for not adhering to the same privacy and security standards as other websites. For example, a website that relies heavily on third-party cookies for its core functionality might be included on the Zero Roll List to ensure it continues to function properly.

The inclusion of a domain on the Zero Roll List is typically a temporary measure, and browser vendors aim to remove domains from the list as soon as possible once the necessary changes are made to the website to comply with the browser's privacy and security standards. This process is often referred to as "rolling off" the Zero Roll List.

The Zero Roll List is an important tool for balancing the need for privacy and security with the practical requirements of the web. It allows websites to continue operating while they work towards improving their privacy and security practices, ultimately leading to a more secure and private web for all users.