Re:No cookie consent walls, scrolling isn’t consent, says EU...
by austincheney on Wednesday May 06, 2020 @11:08PM
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If you don’t already have a valid session cookie name a cookie solution to first request authentication.
With a local storage solution I would embed a session hash in some dynamically written HTML or a response header that is then stored in localStorage and then on every subsequent page request in the current HTTPS session send back that session hash prepended with a salt in the https request header. Then it’s always on initial page request but only after the session is established by the server.
With a local storage solution I would embed a session hash in some dynamically written HTML or a response header that is then stored in localStorage and then on every subsequent page request in the current HTTPS session send back that session hash prepended with a salt in the https request header. Then it’s always on initial page request but only after the session is established by the server.