When you buy an account on AgoVerify, you will often see a field labeled Login cookies in your delivered credentials - a long string that looks like datr=...; c_user=...; fr=.... This post explains what that string is, why it is useful, and how to use it.
What are login cookies?
When you log into a website, the site stores a small piece of data in your browser called a cookie. Some cookies are just preferences - but session cookies are what keep you logged in. They are proof to the website that your browser has already passed the login check.
The cookie string included with your account contains the session cookies of a real logged-in session. When you import them into your browser, the website treats your browser as already logged in - no email, password, or 2FA prompt needed.
Why use cookies instead of the password?
- Skip the login flow entirely - no username/password entry, no 2FA challenge, no "new device" verification email.
- More stable sessions - platforms like Facebook are less likely to flag a session that continues from existing cookies than a fresh login from a new device or IP.
- Faster setup - importing cookies takes under a minute.
How to import your cookies
You need a cookie-manager browser extension. The most popular is Cookie-Editor (available for Chrome and Firefox).
- Install Cookie-Editor from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons.
- Go to the website the cookies belong to (e.g. facebook.com) - this is important, cookies can only be imported on their own domain.
- Click the Cookie-Editor icon in your toolbar.
- Click the trash/delete icon to clear existing cookies for the site.
- Click Import (the arrow/import icon), paste your cookie string from your AgoVerify order page, and confirm.
- Refresh the page - you should now be logged in.
If the site asks for a login anyway, the session may have expired - just use the username, password, and 2FA code from the same order card to log in normally.
Good to know
- Keep cookies private - anyone who has them can take over the session. Never paste them into a website you do not control, and do not share screenshots containing them.
- Cookies expire - if a session expires, log in with the email/password/2FA on your order page. The new session will work without cookies.
- Use a clean profile - for best results, import cookies into a fresh browser profile or one that is not already logged into another account on the same platform.
- One account per profile - running multiple accounts on the same platform is safer with separate browser profiles (or anti-detect browsers if you manage many).
That is it - cookies are the fastest way into your account. You will find them on every order that includes them, under Your credentials → Login cookies, with a copy button ready to go.