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Especially for the iPhone

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This works in IE, Chrome and Safari (which should be the same as iPhone):

if (navigator.cookieEnabled)
   alert("ON");
else
   alert("OFF");

EDIT: Since nvl decided to take my answer and not check into it I thought I should. Tested it on all the browsers I could find and seems to work just fine.

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  • I relied on you! :P and I think you are more worried with my taking your answer (i was trying to make my answer cross-browser compliant, i checked only for Chrome and FF) than actually checking, so I delete it. – N 1.1 Mar 24 '10 at 23:32
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    `cookieEnabled` is really unreliable. See eg. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2167310/how-to-show-a-message-only-if-cookies-are-disabled-in-browser/2167462#2167462 – bobince Mar 24 '10 at 23:36