set and get cookie JavaScript in 1 minutes
Ever wonder how a website saves the items you placed in your shopping cart last week, even though you closed the tab before making the purchase? This is made possible by cookies. According to the Federal Trade Commission, a cookie is information saved by your web browser. When you visit a website, the site may place a cookie on your web browser so it can recognize your device in the future. If you return to that site later, it can read that cookie to remember you from your last visit, keeping track of your activities over time.
Index:
00:00:00 - important.
00:01:05 - set JavaScript cookie.
00:07:38 - get JavaScript cookie.
Minimum versions require - 01.04.
Frameworks link:
https://github.com/reja-e-rabbi/spark
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Cookies come in either the first-party or third-party variety. There’s no difference between the two in how they function, but rather in where and how you encountered them. First-party cookies belong to sites you visited first-hand in your browser. Third-party cookies, or “tracking cookies,” generally come from third-party advertising websites.