How to properly use the Chromium component in Delphi?

Question

Delphi

Good afternoon!
Installed the Chromium component for Delphi.
Works fast, but there was a problem with saving Cookies.
According to the instructions on the site parsing-and-i.blogspot.ru/2013/01/tchromium-cookie... I
used the code from the example on the button's OnClick event:

procedure TDeliveryForm.sBitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
CookieManager: ICefCookieManager;
CookiesPath  : String;
begin
      CookiesPath := ExtractFilePath(Application.ExeName) + DefaultCookiesDir + 'Ddelivery';
      CookieManager := TCefCookieManagerRef.Global(nil);
      CookieManager.SetStoragePath(CookiesPath, True, nil);
      Chromium1.Load('https://cabinet.ddelivery.ru/');
end;

The folder and Cookies files are created by the program, but the next time it is launched, the authorization on the requested site is reset.
What am I doing wrong?
On the Internet, only this instruction and others like it.
All I need is that the authorization is not reset every time ..

Answer 1

Well, I actually figured it out..

procedure TDeliveryForm.sBitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
CookieManager: ICefCookieManager;
CookiesPath  : String;
CefBack: ICefCompletionCallback;
begin
      CookiesPath := ExtractFilePath(Application.ExeName) + DefaultCookiesDir + 'Site1'; // Задаем путь к "печенькам"
    //  ForceDirectoriesUTF8(CookiesPath); // если пути нет то создаем его
      CookieManager := TCefCookieManagerRef.Global(CefBack); // подключаемся к менеджеру печенек
      CookieManager.SetStoragePath(CookiesPath, True, CefBack); // устанавливаем путь к хранилищу "печенек"
      Chromium1.Load('https://cabinet.SITE.ru/user');   // загрузка страницы
end;

Answer 2

For CEF3, the cookie file can be set with the code

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  CookieManager: ICefCookieManager;
  CookiesPath: String;
begin
  CookiesPath:= ExtractFilePath(Application.ExeName) + 'dirForCookie1\';//DefaultCookiesDir
  CookieManager:= TCefCookieManagerRef.Global(nil);
  CookieManager.SetStoragePath(CookiesPath,False,nil);
end;

Checked. The code was taken from here blog.ivru.net/?id=211 in the same article there is a more detailed description of how cookies are assigned, in particular that those that were about pressing the button will get stuck. And there is also a code on how to get cookies that are already set for the component, including those that are in the file.