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Cookies

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What are Cookies?

 Cookies are small text files that websites store on a


user's device (such as a computer or smartphone)
when the user visits the site. These files contain
information about the user's interaction with the
website and are designed to enhance the user
experience.

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Types of First-party cookies
Cookies Third-party cookies

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First-party cookies are cookies that are
created and saved by the website you
are currently visiting. These cookies
First-party are set by the website's domain and are
Cookies mainly used to improve your
experience by remembering your
preferences, managing your sessions,
and delivering personalized content

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 Third-party cookies are cookies that
are created and stored by domains
other than the one the user is
currently visiting. These cookies are
Third-party set by external entities, such as
Cookies advertising networks or analytics
services, and are commonly used to
track users across different websites.
Third-party cookies play a significant
role in online advertising

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Based on the duration of the cookie’s existence ,
first-party and third-party cookies are divided
into “session cookies” and “persistent cookies”

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 Session cookies are temporary, short-lived
data files that websites store on a user's
device during their visit. These cookies
serve to facilitate and enhance the user's
experience on the website for the duration
Session of a single browsing session. They are
typically used for session management,
Cookies storing temporary information, and
ensuring continuity as users navigate
different pages within a website. Once the
user closes their browser or ends the
session, session cookies are usually deleted
automatically.

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 Persistent cookies are data files that
websites store on a user's device for a
specified duration, even after the user
Persistent closes their browser. Unlike session
Cookies cookies, persistent cookies have a
longer lifespan and are designed to
persist across multiple browsing
sessions.

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How to Inspect Cookies ?
 In google chrome ,
 Right-click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect“.
 In the Developer Tools, navigate to the "Application" tab.
 Look for a "Cookies" section in the left sidebar. You can view and manage cookies
associated with the current page.

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To display a welcome message on a user's first visit and then avoid
showing it again, you can use cookies to track whether a user has
visited before. Here's a simplified example using JavaScript:

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Sample Output

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