Google Chrome comes with a powerful Developer Tools. It is a bliss for web developer. Chrome’s Developer Tool has so many useful features that you would hardly miss anything that is not already there.
Here is a simple tip for those who are not already familiar with Chrome’s Developer Tools (F12). If you want to see what all cookies have been set on any webpage you can easily check that using Developer Tools. Follow these simple steps:
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[code language="java"]
public static String getParameterValue(List<Parameter> params, String key) {
for (Parameter param : params){
if (param.getKey().equals(key)){
return param.getStringValue();
}
}
return null;
}
[/code]