question

[Janina Sajka]

Lynx handles cookies in various, user selectable ways. By default it drops them--at least I think that's the default. Do
o to go to the configuration screen and check out the cookie handling options.

On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Patricia Logan wrote:

> Hi Tommy and everyone,
> 
>      Seeing it mentioned on the list yesterday, I went to 
> shoutcast, chose 32K speed and folk and tried to go to one of the 
> twenty-five entries listed.  I was given the message that I could 
> not connect; that I should turn cookies on and try again.  
> 
>      I think I remember reading somewhere that cookies never 
> really show up as on when lynx is being used as the browser.  Is 
> this correct or should there be no problem?
> 
>       Pat Logan
> 
> 
> 
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