If I open the inspector for a page, go to the Application tab, scroll down to Cookies in the left-hand list, expand it, and click my domain, I get a list of cookies set on the domain. I can add new entries to the list and edit existing ones, setting and updating cookies stored for that domain.
After upgrading to Chrome 73 if I try and set a cookie the browser colors the text red and does not set or save the cookie. How do I continue setting cookies in Chrome 73?
Right-click and click on Inspect Element to open the developer console. Go to the Storage tab. Expand the Cookies menu and select the website to check cookies. On the right side of the console, you will see the cookies that have been set on the website.
There is a Chrome plug-in called Edit This Cookie. It adds a menu to your browser toolbar which allows you to add, edit, and delete cookies.
# What is CHIPS A partitioned third-party cookie is tied to the top-level site where it's initially set and cannot be accessed from elsewhere. The aim is to allow cookies to be set by a third-party service, but only read within the context of the top-level site where they were initially set.
Solved it by
chrome://flags
Partitioned cookies
and set it to enable
In Chrome 73 and later cookies must have a value for the Expires/Max-Age column or they will not be set. Double-click that field and enter 2100 to set a Expires time of 2100-01-01T00:00:00.000Z for your cookie.
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