Provide our own CookieJar implementation
See original GitHub issueThe JavaNetCookieJar
is a hazard to use, particularly because it uses HttpCookie
behind the scenes. That class unnecessarily quotes cookie values, and we need to do gross things to strip them off. This behavior is particularly bad because sometimes it doesn’t strip the quotes and we end up stripping off quotes that we shouldn’t.
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I, from my perspective as a user, would be very happy with an in-memory implementation as a first addition.
@headsvk yikes. Looks like they inexplicably introduced a regression.