Re: konqueror vs. session cookies
Sounds like someone already asked for that and it was
demoted to wishlist status
http://bugs.kde.org/db/16/16757.html
--- will trillich <will@serensoft.com> wrote:
> this may be a bit off topic --
>
> aren't "session" cookies (i.e. those without an
> expiration date)
> supposed to go away when the client (browser
> program) exits?
>
> i quit konqueror (making sure there are no other
> instances
> running, keeping a 'session' alive) and re-launch
> it; when i
> check settings->cookies, the cookie is still there.
> or am i
> presuming the wrong definition of 'session'?
>
> i've got debian potato with konqueror 2.1.1
> (according to its
> default startup display) with kde 2.1.2 (according
> to its
> control center display)
>
> --
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