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You can't do it. Cookies are sent in the request headers so PHP has access. localStorage though is purely client-side, PHP cannot read from it. Not to mention you're never going to be in a position where the user's browser supports localStorage but not cookies.

If a user doesn't want to support cookies, it's best not to allow them to maintain a session.

 

Passing it through the query string is dangerous, as it exposes the ID to the user themselves making accidental compromise and potential fixation easier.

If a user doesn't want to support cookies, it's best not to allow them to maintain a session.

 

Passing it through the query string is dangerous, as it exposes the ID to the user themselves making accidental compromise and potential fixation easier.

 

This is what I went with in the end.

 

What made me look at this was how phpfreaks.com passes the session id in the URL (if cookies are off).

 

I was testing a site with cookies off in the browser and realised PHP Freaks still allowed login.

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