CookieManager

Gets whether the application's WebView instances send and accept cookies.

Gets whether the WebView should allow third party cookies to be set.

Gets whether the application's WebView instances send and accept cookies for file scheme URLs.

Ensures all cookies currently accessible through the getCookie API are written to persistent storage. This call will block the caller until it is done and may perform I/O.

Gets the cookies for the given URL.

Gets the singleton CookieManager instance. If this method is used before the application instantiates a WebView instance, CookieSyncManager.createInstance(Context) must be called first.

Gets whether there are stored cookies.

Removes all cookies.

Removes all cookies.

This method is asynchronous. If a ValueCallback is provided, onReceiveValue() will be called on the current thread's Looper once the operation is complete. The value provided to the callback indicates whether any cookies were removed. You can pass null as the callback if you don't need to know when the operation completes or whether any cookies were removed, and in this case it is safe to call the method from a thread without a Looper.

Removes all expired cookies.

Removes all session cookies, which are cookies without an expiration date.

Removes all session cookies, which are cookies without an expiration date.

This method is asynchronous. If a ValueCallback is provided, onReceiveValue() will be called on the current thread's Looper once the operation is complete. The value provided to the callback indicates whether any cookies were removed. You can pass null as the callback if you don't need to know when the operation completes or whether any cookie were removed, and in this case it is safe to call the method from a thread without a Looper.

Sets whether the application's WebView instances should send and accept cookies. By default this is set to true and the WebView accepts cookies.

When this is true setAcceptThirdPartyCookies and setAcceptFileSchemeCookies can be used to control the policy for those specific types of cookie.

Sets whether the application's WebView instances should send and accept cookies for file scheme URLs. Use of cookies with file scheme URLs is potentially insecure and turned off by default. Do not use this feature unless you can be sure that no unintentional sharing of cookie data can take place.

Note that calls to this method will have no effect if made after a WebView or CookieManager instance has been created.

Sets whether the WebView should allow third party cookies to be set. Allowing third party cookies is a per WebView policy and can be set differently on different WebView instances.

Apps that target KITKAT or below default to allowing third party cookies. Apps targeting LOLLIPOP or later default to disallowing third party cookies.

Sets a cookie for the given URL. Any existing cookie with the same host, path and name will be replaced with the new cookie. The cookie being set will be ignored if it is expired.

This method is asynchronous. If a ValueCallback is provided, onReceiveValue() will be called on the current thread's Looper once the operation is complete. The value provided to the callback indicates whether the cookie was set successfully. You can pass null as the callback if you don't need to know when the operation completes or whether it succeeded, and in this case it is safe to call the method from a thread without a Looper.

Sets a cookie for the given URL. Any existing cookie with the same host, path and name will be replaced with the new cookie. The cookie being set will be ignored if it is expired.

Creates and returns a copy of this Object. The default implementation returns a so-called "shallow" copy: It creates a new instance of the same class and then copies the field values (including object references) from this instance to the new instance. A "deep" copy, in contrast, would also recursively clone nested objects. A subclass that needs to implement this kind of cloning should call super.clone() to create the new instance and then create deep copies of the nested, mutable objects.