Do some browsers encode cookies?

Question

This is a kind of continuation. Why my cookies containing JSON are sometimes distorted , which we allowed.

I have a 3 digit cookie and we encode the URL of the primary value. The other two values ​​are timestamp and hash. This is similar to our response header:

Foo = d = 634027688530013385 & v =% 7b% 22HasDog% 22% 3afalse% 2c% 22Greeting% 22% 3anull% 2c% 22RecentRecipes% 22% 3a% 5b% 5d% 2c% 22Remember% 22% 3afalse% 7d & h = ARv5QGf4CnftCoyft / VH8Pbo =; Path = /; HttpOnly

In our logs, we see cases where we cannot parse the three values ​​correctly, since the entire cookie is now encoded:

Cookie looks crippled: d% 3D634027653097874122% 26v% 3D% 7B% 22HasAcceptedTerms% 22% 3Afalse% 2C% 22RecipeBoxCount% 22% 3A0% 2C% 22Remember% 22% 3Afalse% 7D% 26h% 3DR85mJ% 2FTd5VV 3D

Unfortunately, we are not collecting a user agent to find out if this is related to a specific browser.

I have several options to fix this. I just think the behavior is strange enough to ask a question.

Answer 1

This may not be the answer, but ....

It is interesting and requires a deeper look.

I would like to see a plain text page that shows a red or green color with cookies in bold, and then launch it through http://browsercam.com .

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