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I have created a separate domain to serve static content. Also modified URL values in System->Configuration->General->Web.



When I inspect any static content request with firebug in firefox browser, I can see frontend and adminhtml cookies data are also attached to that request.



I want to remove that cookie data from request. How can I achieve this?






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I have created a separate domain to serve static content. Also modified URL values in System->Configuration->General->Web.



When I inspect any static content request with firebug in firefox browser, I can see frontend and adminhtml cookies data are also attached to that request.



I want to remove that cookie data from request. How can I achieve this?






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I have created a separate domain to serve static content. Also modified URL values in System->Configuration->General->Web.



When I inspect any static content request with firebug in firefox browser, I can see frontend and adminhtml cookies data are also attached to that request.



I want to remove that cookie data from request. How can I achieve this?






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I have created a separate domain to serve static content. Also modified URL values in System->Configuration->General->Web.



When I inspect any static content request with firebug in firefox browser, I can see frontend and adminhtml cookies data are also attached to that request.



I want to remove that cookie data from request. How can I achieve this?






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You also have to set the cookie domain explicitly in System > COnfiguration > General > Web > Session Cookie Management:



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If you leave it empty, Magento uses .example.com with a leading dot, which also matches all subdomains.






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  • I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

    – R T
    May 10 '18 at 12:03






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    You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

    – Fabian Schmengler
    May 11 '18 at 7:09











  • I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

    – Keyur Shah
    Jul 31 '18 at 12:26











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You also have to set the cookie domain explicitly in System > COnfiguration > General > Web > Session Cookie Management:



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If you leave it empty, Magento uses .example.com with a leading dot, which also matches all subdomains.






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  • I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

    – R T
    May 10 '18 at 12:03






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    You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

    – Fabian Schmengler
    May 11 '18 at 7:09











  • I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

    – Keyur Shah
    Jul 31 '18 at 12:26
















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You also have to set the cookie domain explicitly in System > COnfiguration > General > Web > Session Cookie Management:



screenshot



If you leave it empty, Magento uses .example.com with a leading dot, which also matches all subdomains.






share|improve this answer
























  • I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

    – R T
    May 10 '18 at 12:03






  • 1





    You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

    – Fabian Schmengler
    May 11 '18 at 7:09











  • I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

    – Keyur Shah
    Jul 31 '18 at 12:26














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You also have to set the cookie domain explicitly in System > COnfiguration > General > Web > Session Cookie Management:



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If you leave it empty, Magento uses .example.com with a leading dot, which also matches all subdomains.






share|improve this answer













You also have to set the cookie domain explicitly in System > COnfiguration > General > Web > Session Cookie Management:



screenshot



If you leave it empty, Magento uses .example.com with a leading dot, which also matches all subdomains.







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  • I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

    – R T
    May 10 '18 at 12:03






  • 1





    You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

    – Fabian Schmengler
    May 11 '18 at 7:09











  • I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

    – Keyur Shah
    Jul 31 '18 at 12:26



















  • I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

    – R T
    May 10 '18 at 12:03






  • 1





    You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

    – Fabian Schmengler
    May 11 '18 at 7:09











  • I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

    – Keyur Shah
    Jul 31 '18 at 12:26

















I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

– R T
May 10 '18 at 12:03





I've noticed on cookie path change, the affect is not reflecting on storefront unless the cookies are removed. And to ask store customers to delete their cookies is not a practical solution. Is there a way to make the changes (related to cookie) reflect instantly for customers?

– R T
May 10 '18 at 12:03




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You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

– Fabian Schmengler
May 11 '18 at 7:09





You could do it with a temporary Javascript that deletes the cookie with the old values

– Fabian Schmengler
May 11 '18 at 7:09













I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

– Keyur Shah
Jul 31 '18 at 12:26





I tried the same thing but still, it adds a leading dot on form_key and PHPSESSID cookie, do you have any idea for this? or is this correct behavior? as we have multiple stores and we don't want to share cookie across domains @FabianSchmengler

– Keyur Shah
Jul 31 '18 at 12:26


















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