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[Javascript] Can I Give Myself a Cookie ?
- From: dlovering at gazos.com (David T. Lovering)
- Subject: [Javascript] Can I Give Myself a Cookie ?
- Date: Sat Apr 19 09:54:59 2003
Yes, you can -- although there are generally better ways to store data on your own machine. [Like encrypted environment variables maybe?] Cookies are useful, but the proliferation of them for trivial things are posing dangers that I'm sure their creators never imagined. -- Compute safely, and often! -- -- Dave Lovering Tim Makins wrote: > > I notice that Internet Explorer includes 'My Computer' in its list of > History items. This got me wondering whether it is possible to set a Cookie > on my own computer ? I am developing a series of webpages that are designed > to be viewed on a local computer, with no requirement for an Internet > connection. A calculation requires a couple of variables from the surfer, > and rather than ask for it each time the program is run, or have them > manually edit a file, it would be nice to store the information on their > computer somehow - a cookie seems the obvious way.... > > Tim in Ireland. > > _______________________________________________ > Javascript mailing list > Javascript@xxxxxxxxxx > https://lists.LaTech.edu/mailman/listinfo/javascript
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