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If a user decides to remember their password based on a checkbox when logging in, is it good practice to set both session and cookies? or would it be better to just do cookies?
I think I understand to do sessions when user logs in and DOES NOT like to remember the password.
Which one is good practice for remembering logging in?
Thanks for your time!
Since a session gets killed by default after 20 minutes, what do you think is the best solution for long-time storage?
I hope you’re not thinking of actually storing the password in either a cookie or a session, but to store some random ID you also store in your database, which you check on every page view?