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I wonder if there is a .NET library that mimics a browser in terms of HTTP transactions. In other words I am going to make multiple GET/POST requests and I want the cookies to be persisted to a storage, so that consecutive request will be identified by the remote host. AFAIK cURL has support for this functionality.
The built in System.Net.HttpWebRequest class has support for cookies, but they are disabled by default for security reasons. You can enable them and persist them using CookieContainer