README.md in wbench-1.1.0 vs README.md in wbench-1.1.1
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setting the cookie, this means that some assets may be cached during the visit,
skewing your results for the actual page load.
The cookie format is the same used for curl, so an example might be
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+```bash
$ wbench -c "session_id=4000; theme=blue" https://www.desktoppr.co/wallpapers
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+```
### Custom event timings
Custom events are available to instrument through wbench. To do so use the native HTML5 function `window.performance.mark` like so: