Sorry for the late answer to this question. The only reason I see for the cookie to change is if the server sends back a Set-Cookie header in the response.
Paw will behave like web browsers by sending by default a Cookie header with the cookies stored for this domain, and will store new cookies when the server sends back a Set-Cookie header.
You can see all cookies stored in Paw by going to the left panel > Sessions > Manage:
Also, please note that you have the ability to disable cookie sending and/or cookie saving for each request in the Request > Options tab:
Sorry for the late answer to this question. The only reason I see for the cookie to change is if the server sends back a
Set-Cookie
header in the response.Paw will behave like web browsers by sending by default a
Cookie
header with the cookies stored for this domain, and will store new cookies when the server sends back aSet-Cookie
header.You can see all cookies stored in Paw by going to the left panel > Sessions > Manage:
Also, please note that you have the ability to disable cookie sending and/or cookie saving for each request in the Request > Options tab: