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#1 2007-11-14 21:02:45

taka21st
New member

Is there any way to see Cookies?

In Firefox, I can see Cookies from
Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Show Cookies.
Is there any way to see Cookies in IE6?

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#2 2007-11-14 22:40:39

fabrice
DebugBar Support

Re: Is there any way to see Cookies?

Hi,

Using the DebugBar, you can see cookies sent and received on each HTTP request.
To do so, go to the HTTP tab, then select a request. In general to have the page request, select the first entry in the grouped pages for a web page.
Then, select the first tab" Headers". Here you can see headers sent by IE (including cookies) and headers sent by the server (including cookies sent by the server).

Note that in DebugBar versions previous than 4.1, cookies were displayed by page. This information was partial, because for a loaded page, there may be different cookies sent. For instance for path dependant cookies or for images, external elements on another domain.
That is why the new version is focusing on the headers exchanged, so you can have detailled cookie information per request.

Hope this helps.

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#3 2007-11-15 04:36:10

Ricardo
Member

Re: Is there any way to see Cookies?

I guess he wants to see all cookies IE has saved on the disk...
In this case, it has nothing to do with DebugBar...
Go to Tools > Internet Options > 'Navigation History' > click the button "Configurations" > click the button "Show Files" > text files started with "cookie:" are the cookies.
Alternatively, you can open this folder using any Explorer window: C:\Documents and Settings\YourAccountName\Cookies

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