Thanks Jim.
I don't have Chrome installed here at the moment (used to be) so I'll
have to re-install it. For some reason Firefox doesn't provide much
information on cookie contents although they do show up now in the
dev-tools|memory tab.
This project is not my highest priority, although my most
In Chrome you can view cookie details via:
Settings | Security and Privacy | Cookies and other site data | See all
cookies and site data
There exists a 'Search cookies' feature which should help you find the
origin of your cookies in question.
Once located you can see if that origin is relevan
Thanks for the suggestion Jim.
I checked and it just gets weirder. The cookies that are being
reported and that seem to be responsible for my problems are arising
in other web pages that might not even be open at the moment. Some of
them I recognize as belonging to functions that I used earlier
On 1/18/2022 3:36 PM, John wrote:
These are default cookies from somewhere; my code doesn't set or
manage them.
Focusing on this portion of your response:
"These are default cookies from somewhere; my code doesn't set or manage
them."
... using your browser's Developer Tools (F12), look at
, January 18, 2022 3:36 PM
To: Apache
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [users@httpd] Source of JSESSIONID Cookie
I am developing a payment function that requires data to be loaded from a
third-party URL. Firefox is throwing errors such as:
1. Some cookies are misusing the “SameSite“ attribute, so it won’t work as
I am developing a payment function that requires data to be loaded
from a third-party URL. Firefox is throwing errors such as:
1. Some cookies are misusing the “SameSite“ attribute, so it won’t
work as expected 2
2 Cookie “JSESSIONID” has “SameSite” policy set to “Lax” because it
is missing a
