Good tip! And if you know the name of the cookie, you can also search the name in either panel. If the js code is using a cookie library to set cookies, document.cookie is probably tucked away in the lib’s method and may not reveal much about the specific cookie you’re after 
Tip: To find how a cookie is set, press Cmd+F (Mac) or Ctrl+F on the Network panel to open the search box and type "Set-Cookie". Or, press Cmd+Opt+F (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+F to open the Search tab, and type "document.cookie".pic.twitter.com/NE7YfYfWSy
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