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This is not equivalent to cookies. Cookies allow you to specify arbitrary data, not just a session ID, so you can set preferences without having to hit a datab
by codexon 12y ago
This is not equivalent to cookies.
Cookies allow you to specify arbitrary data, not just a session ID, so you can set preferences without having to hit a database or even running a completely static page, using javascript to read the settings.
Cookies as they are now already allow you to control persistence. You can edit or delete them however you wish.
- ricardobeat 12y agoExcept that deleting/not allowing cookies will make most of the things we use everyday unusable. Including this website.