evercookie | Produces persistent, respawning "super" cookies in a browser, abusing over a dozen techniques. Its g | Storage library
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Evercookie is a Javascript API that produces extremely persistent cookies in a browser. Its goal is to identify a client even after they’ve removed standard cookies, Flash cookies (Local Shared Objects or LSOs), and others. This is accomplished by storing the cookie data on as many browser storage mechanisms as possible. If cookie data is removed from any of the storage mechanisms, evercookie aggressively re-creates it in each mechanism as long as one is still intact.
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- create a cookie
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- Set the value of an application .
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- overwrite the flash global
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What I want is to compare current url with my cookie array which would contain all the URL's a user has visited so it would compare that whether the array contains the current link or not so if not it would push that new link to the array and would again recreate the cookie with the new array which would contain the new pushed link so what I am facing right now is that everytime the if function which checks for the unique link always comes true I am not sure that what's the problem?
Can you people please have a look over it :
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Answered 2017-Jul-05 at 19:23The logic is not correct. If you want to add a value to an array only if it doesn't exist yet, you have to check all elements before you add it.
In your code you are adding the value as soon as any of the element doesn't match. That will always be the case of course because out n
elements, n - 1
will not match.
One way to do it would be to use Array#every
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