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| Location of HTML browser control cookies |
| Débuté par Simon Phillips, 20 fév. 2026 18:35 - 1 réponse |
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| Posté le 20 février 2026 - 18:35 |
Does anyone know where the html display browser cookies are stored? At the moment, every time a user goes to a site and it asks to accept cookies, once the app is closed and reloaded, going back to to same site again asks for the cookies.
This rather dismisses the whole purpose of cookies which are supposed to stay between each visit. I gather that when the browser control is closed, the cookies are automatically deleted. If I can find out where they are stored, I can save them and when the browser closes, rewrite them.
The alternative would be an option to not delete them in the first place which ideally would be the default.
Thanks for any suggestions. |
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| Posté le 23 février 2026 - 18:00 |
Hi Simon,
Since version 2025 latest update, it seems the behavior for cookie management has changed.
Cookies and cache are available at this location : C:\Users\Your user\AppData\Local\Temp\cache.cef
Before, you had a folder with the name of your app and everything went into that specific folder. On exery execution, the HTML browser control had acces to all cookies and cache.
Since 2025 latest update, it seems it is now going in a folder with the name of the app followed by the PID. Since the PID changes at every execution, it is now , to my knowledge, impossible to maintain sessions or cookies. I have no idea why such a change was made by PCSoft.
Some other users have the exact same issue on the french forum. If you have the SaaS version, I suggest you contact the tech support and see if there's a solution to that or if it is a bug they need to fix ( having a new folder with each execution is non sense imho)
If you receive any reply from the tech support, do you mind sharing it with us?
Thanks |
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