I'm relatively new to coding and something that I've noticed recently is that when I load onto a website, there are some cookies that I receive that do not show up in the chrome dev tools networks tab. An example of such is the google analytics cookies. When loading onto a website, I searched through all the requests shown in chrome dev tools and was not able to see a single request that returned the cookies. Because of this, I assumed that there were requests being sent through javascript in the browser. Is there any way I can view these requests in chrome dev tools or in any other browser/software
I'm relatively new to coding and something that I've noticed recently is that when I load onto a website, there are some cookies that I receive that do not show up in the chrome dev tools networks tab. An example of such is the google analytics cookies. When loading onto a website, I searched through all the requests shown in chrome dev tools and was not able to see a single request that returned the cookies. Because of this, I assumed that there were requests being sent through javascript in the browser. Is there any way I can view these requests in chrome dev tools or in any other browser/software
Share Improve this question asked Jun 29, 2020 at 21:43 KamiKami 111 gold badge1 silver badge3 bronze badges2 Answers
Reset to default 3Cookies are sent in the "Set-Cookie" headers of a network response. You can see them in the network tab if you click on one of these requests and look in the "Headers" pane for "Response Headers":
You can also see them more easily in the "Applications" tab, under "Cookies" section:
Right click -> inspect -> then you will have the chrome dev tools just by selecting networks you can filter what's the browser is loading also you can see the http request going through your application.
I remnad also that you check this documentation