On Mar 17, 4:55 pm, Jim <[email protected]> wrote:
> One more thought on this matter...is it possible to give the thumbnail
> browser read only access to cookies already set for the domain of the
> page being thumbnailed? If so, I believe that would be ideal.
>
not sure if it's better to call this 'write-only' or 'read-only'
access... but you are wanting webkit to *send* the cookies from the
shared cookie jar, but not accept any new cookies into the jar.
hmm, let's see. there are three cookie-handling behavior options
exposed by WebKit:
Accept Cookies:
- Always
- Never
- Only from sites you browse to
for the Thumbnail plugin's offscreen webviews which render the
thubnails, I have set this to 'Never' and have not provided any option/
UI for users to change that.
honestly, i dont know what effect this has on the cookies sent to the
server (although you could sniff with an app like HTTPScoop.app and
find out). i will try to test that soon.
also note that the offscreen webviews used by the thumbnail plugin to
render thumbnails has JavaScript turned off. Long story, but trust me,
it's *much* better that way.
td
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