I was watching someone use IE9 a while back and they pressed F12 and it pulled up a debugging console. I could have sworn they issued some sort of command to search for a cookie called “Foobar”
Can this be done? What is the process?
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I was watching someone use IE9 a while back and they pressed F12 and it pulled up a debugging console. I could have sworn they issued some sort of command to search for a cookie called “Foobar”
Can this be done? What is the process?
document.cookiewill return all cookies that do not haveHttpOnlyset.You can parse it with a regex.