@GarimaM0 The issue of only being able to read one cookie, specifically the Pega-Perf cookie, while multiple cookies are available in the session may be related to how cookies are configured in the response from the server. To read multiple cookies from a Connect REST response, you need to reconfigure the Set-Cookie header in the response. This allows for the possibility of reading multiple cookies. It is recommended to check the response configuration and ensure that the cookies are being set correctly in the response headers. Additionally, using the 'maintain session' option on the connector rule may help in managing multiple cookies effectively.

Hi @GarimaM0,

I believe there could be several reasons why you aren't able to retrieve all the cookies in your browser. I hope you're using document.cookie in JavaScript to fetch the cookies.

1. SameSite Cookie Attribute:
Some cookies may have the SameSite attribute set, which can restrict their visibility in certain contexts (e.g., cross-site requests). Ensure that the cookies you expect to retrieve are not restricted by this attribute.

2. HttpOnly Cookies:
Cookies marked as HttpOnly cannot be accessed via JavaScript for security reasons. If you're trying to access such cookies, they won't appear in document.cookie.

3. Browser Restrictions:
Some browsers have strict privacy settings that may prevent certain cookies from being accessed. Check your browser settings to ensure cookies are enabled.

If you want to double confirm the list of cookies, you can use the below code in your console/code to verify as Json

function getAllCookies() {
    const cookies = document.cookie.split('; ');
    const cookieObject = {};
    cookies.forEach(cookie => {
        const [key, value] = cookie.split('=');
        cookieObject[key] = decodeURIComponent(value);
    });
    return cookieObject;
}

const allCookies = getAllCookies();
console.log(allCookies);