On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is a second attempt to point out that lynx really needs persistent
> cookies stored in a cookie file, and that it makes no sense to have lynx
> implement a grand plan for a cookie jar, when you can just store the
> internal representation of session cookies in ~/cookie.txt and either
> edit this cookie.txt file or inspect it as a local file using lynx.
I am not sure that I understand the proposal. Lynx currently reads
persistent cookies from and stores them in files (usually the same)
defined in COOKIE_FILE and COOKIE_SAVE_FILE in lynx.cfg. Are you
proposing that we discard the current cookie-jar mechanism for session
cookies and store them in another file? If so, how does that improve
the way that lynx works?
Doug
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