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Answer Posted / jyothi
Cookies means its a temporary storage area.
Depend on the browser settings all the page details eg:
URL's and user logins and passwords and other elements will
be stored.
to check the cookies by setting the time period for expiry
by incrementing and decrementing.
if once the stored data is deleted, should check if the data
is still remained and accepting the pages with out
authorizations .
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