Cookies communicate data between the web browser and the web server automatically, allowing CGI scripts on the server to read and write cookie values saved on the client. The cookie attribute of the Document object can also be used by JavaScript to alter cookies.
Yes! The cookie attribute of the Document object can also be used by JavaScript to alter cookies.
A cookie is a little piece of data that is shared between the server and the client. This information is saved by a web browser while browsing. A cookie stores information in the form of a string, usually a name-value pair separated by semi-colons.
Cookies are divided into three categories: Cookies produced by your website that can only be viewed by your website are known as first-party cookies. Cookies created by third-party advertising on your website are known as third-party cookies.
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