==Overview== I was setting up the Google Analytics tracking code in a way that it sets the cookie's host for a particular subdomain (www.example.com), and not for the whole domain (.example.com). Once I set it up, and after cleaning the cookies and re-loading the page, I checked the "Resources -> Cookies" tab just to see the "This sites has no cookies" message. I though I did something wrong so I re-checked the code, and refreshed the page again. Checked the Cookies tab once more... and nothing, totally empty. I started to suspect that it was an issue on the GA tracking code, but then, I decided to check the cookies on the Chromium Preferences panel: "Preferences -> Under The Hood -> Content Settings -> All Cookies and Site data" There, I searched for the domain name and I found the cookies! The cookies were correctly. ==Steps to reproduce== 1) on your website, set the GA Tracking Code snippet in a way that it sets its cookie only for a certain subdomain. _gaq.push(['_setDomainName', 'www.example.com']); 2) Clean the cookies in your browser 3) Reload the page 4) Open the WebInspector and check the "Resources -> Cookies" tab. It may show up empty! 5) Check cookies on the "Preferences -> Under The Hood -> Content Settings -> All Cookies and Site data". You may find the cookies there. ==Build Date & Platform== Chromium 13.0.782.220 (Developer Build 99552) Built on Debian unstable, running on Debian wheezy/sid OS Linux WebKit 535.1 (trunk@87771) JavaScript V8 3.3.10.30 Flash 11.0 d1 User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686) AppleWebKit/535.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/13.0.782.220 Safari/535.1 Command Line /usr/lib/chromium/chromium --password-store=detect --flag-switches-begin --enable-experimental-extension-apis --new-tab-page-4 --flag-switches-end Executable Path
This was already fixed. This should work in chromium starting from version 14. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 65770 ***