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Thanks for the tip, I didn't know about that. Ccould a "read articles" possibly be done through the use of cookies on the users browser, rather than being stor
by sigmaprimus 7y ago
Thanks for the tip, I didn't know about that.
Ccould a "read articles" possibly be done through the use of cookies on the users browser, rather than being stored on HN servers?
- brudgers 7y agoPerhaps not very well. I’ve browsed HN with half a dozen phones, a dozen computers, and several browsers on each and every one. And from time to time I clear cookies within my browsers just because. The other dimension is it’s a low priority relative to the invisible work on HN that makes HN what it is because of what doesn’t surface like spam and flamethrowers and blatant astroturfing and injection attacks. If it’s really important, why not hack something up yourself?