Invented in 1994 by Lou Montulli at Netscape to solve the problem of "web amnesia"—allowing websites to remember items in a shopping cart as a user moved from page to page.
In the gaming community, the Cookie Client is a popular utility (or "cheat") client for Minecraft, often used on anarchy servers (like 2b2t) to automate tasks or gain competitive advantages. More about The Cookie Client:
It is typically distributed as a .jar file that users place in their Minecraft "mods" folder. Some versions require users to build the client from source code via GitHub. Invented in 1994 by Lou Montulli at Netscape
It emulates how a web browser (the client) handles cookies, allowing developers to maintain session states when making outgoing requests to APIs or websites. More about The Cookie Client: