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by sevenadrian
1780 days ago
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A few reasons, but one of the primary ones is there needed to be a way to securely store the session or identity of the user on the client side. There are a few ways of doing this on the client; storing it in memory, using browser web storage, etc. But the most secure way (for users using a browser) is storing the data securely in a HTTP only cookie, and it's this aspect of the responsibilities that this library looks to handle. |
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