cookies not working in two browsers [duplicate]

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For security reasons, every browser maintains and has access to its own cookies only, so no – it’s not possible.
As this answer suggests, you may build a Flash control and use the Flash Shared Objects to share data between browsers, but that’s not pretty.

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