browser session handling

I am experiencing some browser weirdness.

My app uses session state to hide values I prefer to keep out of the
querystring. I am testing to see what happens when cookies are fully
disabled in IE 6 and NS 7. NS behaves as expected: it has no recall of
previous requests. With IE however my app works as normal: I can still store
and retrieve values from session state. Am I imagining this? If not it
suggests to me that IE 6 always includes a session cookie in the http
header.

(I am running a local IIS installation on my XP laptop).

Richard


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