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The navigator.cookieEnabled property in JavaScript represents the status of cookies in the current browser. It is a read-only property that returns a boolean value (true if cookies are enabled, false if they are not).

Here is an example of how to use the navigator.cookieEnabled property:

// check if cookies are enabled in the current browser
if (navigator.cookieEnabled == true) {
  // do something if cookies are enabled
} else {
  // do something if cookies are not enabled
}

In the above code, we are checking the value of the navigator.cookieEnabled property and checking if it is equal to true. If it is, we can execute some code that relies on cookies being enabled. If not, we can execute some code that handles the case where cookies are not enabled.

Note that the value of the navigator.cookieEnabled property may vary depending on the browser being used and its settings. For example, if the user has disabled cookies in their browser, the navigator.cookieEnabled property will return false.