deepika kuls
What is the difference between persistent and non-persistent cookies?
By deepika kuls in ASP.NET on Jan 10 2008
  • Feb, 2008 8

    Non-Persistent cookies are otherwise called as temporary cookies.They are active as long as the browser remails active.They are also called as session based cookies.Once the browser is closed the cookies vanishes automatically. While Persistent cookies are permanent cookies.They are stored as a text file in the hard disk of the computer.

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  • Darshan Malu
    Jan, 2008 21

    The non persistent cookies are in-memory cookies which are are added to the memory of browser but not recorded in any file and does not stored on the client's HD.

    Adding the expiration time to the non persistent cookie to persistent cookie.

    The persistent cookies are stored onto the client's HD.

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  • srinivasu N
    Jan, 2008 18

    persistent cookies are stored in client's hard disk.

    non-persistent cokies are stored in browser processer in tempararily. its also called inmemory cokies.

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