As far as I remember You have to set a cookie jar for the view (or for the QNetworkAccessManager that runs it).
As far as I remember You have to set a cookie jar for the view (or for the QNetworkAccessManager that runs it).
Maybe. But I'm not sure - maybe you have to fill the jar yourself when the data arrives. You can take a look at arora (google for it) code or the Qt demo browser.
It's not about webkit. It's about web browsers at all. This is a place (usually a file or directory) where a browser keeps its cookies.BTW, what is cookie jar? I have very little knowledge about qwebkit.
Bookmarks