Don't use cookies in send2cgeo

[Lineflyer]

From @Lineflyer on August 9, 2012 19:30

From support mail:

For the send2cgeo – Userscript it is necessary to accept cookies. If the cookies are deleted (so in my case) I have to reconnect/reregistrate my browser and phone on your homepage before I use the script on the GC-homepage. The Greasemonkey-Project allows you to store some data in the browser (also after restart), so that you don’t need cookies!

Copied from original issue: cgeo/cgeo#1946

[Lineflyer]

From @jeancaffou on August 9, 2012 23:22

I vote for passing the unique token / ID via GET.
It's as secure as sending the ID/token via cookie.

This method is more permanent and useful for scripting and also greasemonkey script can be generated dynamically so that it would include the token.

[Lineflyer]

From @BudBundi on August 15, 2012 8:25

We can save a value via http://wiki.greasespot.net/GM_setValue
and get so send http://wiki.greasespot.net/GM_getValue but than must the code on HP change.
Perhaps for both methods cookie and setting over script.

[Lineflyer]

From @jeancaffou on August 15, 2012 8:27

But please do not drop the cookie functionality if you decide to change the greasemonkey script.