Cross-Browser Login via Unified Cookie Folder
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Solution Overview
Problem
Mobile terminal users face inconvenience as they need to re-enter their username and password when switching between browsers on the same website, due to the lack of universality in cookie recording across different browsers.
Innovation Solution
A method and device for trans-browser login on mobile terminals, which creates a cookie folder, generates a cookie correlating website addresses with the user's registration details and IMEI number, and stores it, allowing any browser to access the cookie if present, or regenerates it if not, enabling seamless login across browsers by sending the IMEI number to the server for verification.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If each browser records cookies according to its own rules, then browser-specific cookie management is maintained, but trans-browser login universality deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the cookie storage functionality across multiple browsers by introducing a unified cookie management module that shares cookie data among different browsers on the same mobile terminal. This allows cookies recorded by one browser to be accessible by other browsers, resolving the contradiction between maintaining browser-specific cookie management and achieving trans-browser login universality.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates a universal cookie storage mechanism that serves all browsers on the mobile terminal. The cookie management system is designed to be browser-agnostic, allowing any browser to read and write cookies through a common interface, thereby enabling trans-browser login functionality while maintaining the reliability of cookie recording.
2Adaptability or versatility
If a unified cookie storage mechanism is implemented across all browsers, then trans-browser login universality is improved, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary cookie management module that acts as a bridge between multiple browsers and the unified cookie storage. This intermediary layer handles the complexity of cookie management internally while presenting a simple interface to individual browsers, thus achieving trans-browser login universality without significantly increasing the perceived complexity for end users.
Solution Approach 2:
The cookie management system is designed to operate automatically without requiring user intervention. The unified cookie storage mechanism self-manages cookie data across browsers, automatically syncing and sharing authentication information, which reduces the operational complexity from the user's perspective while maintaining trans-browser login capability.
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AI summary
Disclosed are a mobile terminal cross-browser login method and device. The method includes that: a cookie folder is created in advance in a memory module of the mobile terminal; a server of a web site saves the IMEI number of the mobile terminal in a registration name corresponding to a user; any browser of the mobile terminal accepts the web site input by the user, and searches for whether the cookie of the web site exists in the cookie folder; if the cookie of the web site exists in the cookie folder, the cookie is sent to the server of the web site; the server of the web site reads the IMEI number of the mobile terminal in the cookie, searches for the corresponding registration name, and returns a page, which is formed after the registration name is used to login the web site, to the browser. The problem that the repeated login in multiple browsers of the mobile terminal is solved, the username and password do not need to be input again, and the great convenience is realized for the user.