Serving Static Content from a Cookieless Domain
The concept is simple—don’t serve static content like images and stylesheets from a domain that sets cookies—but exactly how to achieve this might not be clear to everyone. So here is a brief explanation of the idea, followed by a few options for implementing it.
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