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Browse Rust repositories that depend on cookie.

69
Repositories
99%
Actively maintained
66
Updated ≤ 30 days
412k
Total stars
64
Owners

Counted from the Cargo.toml manifests of the 69 indexed repositories that declare cookie as a dependency — not download counts. Dependency data last verified 2026-08-13.

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