The documentation at https://www.briskbard.com/index.php?lang=en&pageid=cef states that TCEFApplication has a cookies property. The current version no longer has that. Consequences:
- Documentation is out of date
- Sample apps are out of date
Is there still a way to specify the cookie directory?
TIA
Jan
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TCefApplication no longer has a cookies property
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Re: TCefApplication no longer has a cookies property
Hi Jan,
Thanks for reporting this issue!
I just uploaded a new CEF4Delphi version with all code comments about the "cookies" directory removed. The "cookies" property has also been removed from that web page.
I still need to add some other new features added to CEF4Delphi recently in that web page. I'll do that as soon as I can.
CEF removed the procedure to change the cookies location in the CEF 75.0.7 update :
https://www.briskbard.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=807
This means that now the cookies are stored in the same directory than the cache and it's not possible to specify a different directory for the cookies.
However, you still can delete the cookies at runtime (see the CookieVisitor demo) or while the app is starting by using the GlobalCEFApp.DeleteCookies property. If you need different cookies for different browsers use a new request context as shown in the MDIBrowser demo.
Thanks for reporting this issue!
I just uploaded a new CEF4Delphi version with all code comments about the "cookies" directory removed. The "cookies" property has also been removed from that web page.
I still need to add some other new features added to CEF4Delphi recently in that web page. I'll do that as soon as I can.
CEF removed the procedure to change the cookies location in the CEF 75.0.7 update :
https://www.briskbard.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=807
This means that now the cookies are stored in the same directory than the cache and it's not possible to specify a different directory for the cookies.
However, you still can delete the cookies at runtime (see the CookieVisitor demo) or while the app is starting by using the GlobalCEFApp.DeleteCookies property. If you need different cookies for different browsers use a new request context as shown in the MDIBrowser demo.