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Re: RFC6265bis status

Daniel Stenberg <daniel@haxx.se> Wed, 05 October 2016 06:26 UTC

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On Tue, 4 Oct 2016, Jim Manico wrote:

> If I may, why not allow multiple cookies per domain with the •same name• but 
> different values? This is already the case with request parameters in order 
> to support multi-select lists, why not cookies for similar use cases?

Note that these cookies I showed were set by the exact same domain and path, 
only with different domain properties (and only the leading dot changed) - so 
clearly Chrome and Firefox agree on how to deal with them while Edge and 
Safari have their own ideas. I don't see how them having different values 
would make anything different.

Multiple cookies could always be set for different paths on the same domain 
without problems.

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