How to Detect Cookies in Browsers
There are Ajax based applications that will require cookies from their user. By enabling cookies on the user side, the application can easily interact with the user since personalized information could be extracted. This will significantly increase interactivity since cookies will practically inform the application regarding the user’s preferences. Enabling cookies in the application will also help the developers protect their application since they will know who will access their application and what actions have been done on the application. Cookies could be controversial in terms of user security, but it enables personalization of interaction as well as application protec
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- May 13, 2009
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