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We use wildcard cookies to let users login to www.domain and peek at beta.domain without logging in again. This isn't incompetence so much as reducing user drag
by kibibu 13y ago
We use wildcard cookies to let users login to www.domain and peek at beta.domain without logging in again. This isn't incompetence so much as reducing user drag. Perhaps I should have set it up to use www.domain/beta/ instead.
Unfortunately, this means our cookies are sent to static.domain. Worse, once we get rid of beta.domain there's no going back on wildcard cookies - there's no way to force clients to expunge cookies.
- cheald 13y agoYou could use beta.www.domain.com.
- jamesjporter 13y agoThis makes a ton of sense, but it might be unorthodox enough to scare off some users thinking it was a scam of some sort.