Does the Google browser setting to keep only local data until you exit the browser means that closing the browser will invalidate even the persistent cookie written by yourself?

when Google is set to keep only local data until you exit the browser, does it mean that the persistent cookie (with expiration time, not session-level cookie) written by Google will also expire? in this way, the sessionid will be regenerated every time you log in automatically, is there a better solution? thank you!

Mar.02,2021

Yes.

Chrome provides this feature to users to prevent it from being tracked.

in this way, sessionid regenerates each time when automatic login is implemented

in this case, it is impossible to implement automatic login based on cookies, so you have to try other local storage solutions.

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