How to implement authorization in Phonegap application?

Question

PHP

It is necessary to implement authorization (login/password) to access the Personal Account section in the Phonegap application.
If I understand correctly, the COOKIE mechanism does not work in PhoneGap applications ? LocalStorage is often used in its place .
Therefore, I think to implement this approach:

1. First, the user will enter a login and password in the application form, I will check it on the server in PHP and, if the authentication is successful, I will create some variable in the $_SESSION array, indicating that the user with such and such an ID is successfully authorized.
   
2. In the application itself, I will create two variables in LocalStorage, one will contain the user ID, the second will be some secret_key
   
3. To save authorization, the next time I log in to the application and access the Personal Account section, I will send a request from the application once passing the user ID and secret_key from LocalStorage , check them in PHP on the server and if everything is correct in the $_SESSION array, again create the same variable , indicating authorization.
   

Does everything seem reasonable? How else can it be? Or what do I not know?

Answer 1

I answer myself, which is not reasonable, of course:
1. PhoneGap applications do not support COOKIE
2. Without COOKIE support, the browser has nowhere to store the session_id, so binding to a PHP session will not work by default as I described.
It remains to think that with each AJAX request, for example, this same session_id must be passed