I found this article where it explains how to set a cookie using only HTML.
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attribute on the in the
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You used to be able to set cookies using a mata tag, however browsers are moving away from that in favour of HTTP headers, or document.cookie.
If you try to set a cookie using meta tags in Chrome, you will get a warning and/or error (Depending on your version). The feature has been deprecated in M63, and completly removed in M65.
[Deprecation] Setting cookies via
no longer works, as of M65. Consider switching to
document.cookie = ...
, or toSet-Cookie
HTTP headers instead. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/6170540112871424 for more details.
Blocked setting the
Example cookie; path=/; expires=Friday, 24-Mar-18 10:00:00 GMT
cookie from atag.
I would imagine that other browsers also have this feature deprecated/removed, or will follow suit shortly with chrome.
You can read more about the deprecation of this feature here: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=767813