> Anyone who objects to the use of cookies shouldn't be allowed on
> the web.

The HTTP protocol was born stateless, for both servers and clients.
Cookies add state to it and that causes unending trouble. For example when
switching browsers, browsing the same site 5 minutes later using a WAP
phone, etc etc. I do thing like that and I hate cookies. If a web coder is
too lazy to add $5 of code to support 5 types of browsers and 1 well
published standard then maybe he should not be allowed to code. Same if
his IQ is too low to encode what needs encoding in the url that gets
bookmarked and in setting passwords where needed.

Peter

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