Disabling cookies is not 100% working

Hi!
I'm trying to force clients using urlrewriting from the server, so in the
session descriptor, I set the 'URLRewriting Enabled' to true and 'Cookies
Enabled' to false. Then I test it by setting cookies enabled in browser.
Seems this way can't guarantee using urlrewriting instead of cookies, cos
sometimes sessions do get from cookies except that I disable cookies from
browser. Is it possible to force using urlrewriting from the server? I met
this problem with Weblogic 6.1, and it seems OK with 5.1.
Thanks a lot.
Hattie

How are you blocking Google from settings cookies?
Try opening the Permissions manager by typing or pasting '''about:permissions''' in the address bar and pressing Enter. Then type ''goog'' in the search box above the site list. What do you have set for google.com? See the attached screen shot for an example.

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