Cookie Import Processing Tool

1. A cookie is a small text file stored in a user’s browser that is used to record and track the user’s activity on a website.

2. This tool converts cookie strings into code written in the "document.cookie" format used in JavaScript.

3. Introduction to Browser Cookie Import

(1) Use this tool to process the cookie string and copy the result.

(2) Open the specified website in your browser, then press "F12" or right-click and select "Inspect" from the context menu to open the browser's developer tools.

(3) Paste the processed result copied from the tool into the "Console" section of the developer tools, then press the "Enter" key to confirm.

(4) Refresh the page to view the cookie write results.

4. How to retrieve website cookies in a browser:

(1) Open the website in your browser, press "F12" or right-click and select "Inspect" from the menu to open the browser's developer tools.

(2) In the browser’s developer tools, select the “Network” tab (or “Network” if the browser is in English mode).

(3) Click the first entry in the list—usually the name of the current webpage. If no data appears, refresh the page.

(4) In the information panel that appears on the right, look for "Request Headers," and within "Request Headers," locate the "Cookie" entry.

(5) The string displayed to the right of the "Cookie" entry is the website's current cookie string.

(6) The above method is based on the Edge browser; users of other browsers may use this as a reference.