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Cookies Management

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Cookies Deletion

In this section, you can view details about client-side and server-side cookies and remove them at any time.

Client-side

Cookies are small pieces of data stored directly in the user's browser. When a Django application sets a cookie, your browser sends it back to the server with each subsequent request. This makes cookies ideal for storing user-specific settings, preferences, and non-sensitive data that should persist across sessions — all handled on your side.

Server-side

In Django, session data is stored on the server and linked to a unique session ID kept in a cookie on the client's browser. When a user interacts with the application, the session ID is used to retrieve and update the corresponding data on the server. This approach protects user information by keeping it hidden from others and allows secure handling of sensitive data. The cookie itself is lightweight, containing only the session ID, which reduces the risk of client-side manipulation and strengthens overall security.