On Tue, 23 Jan 2024, mab20...@tiscalinet.it wrote:
It should be that setting the header as "Cookie;" (the syntax for header cancellation) discards all the auto engine cookies for the next connection, just as "Accept;" discards Accept: */*
The semicolon version does not really "discard" the header. It sets header with a blank value.
If you don't want to send any cookies, you presumably don't want to include such a blank header either. You simply don't want any cookie header at all used in the request.
I would not mind supporting this, but it cannot be introduced in a way that would surprise or break use cases for existing users.
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