Does the browser set a cookie after it receives the header or after it receives the body? This is relevant when sending a large file in the body of the request.
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Does the browser set a cookie after it receives the header or after it receives the body? This is relevant when sending a large file in the body of the request.
I would think a browser would set the cookie as it is processing the response headers, since the cookie information is in there. It doesn’t make much sense to receive the headers, then set the cookies after it processes the html.