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Should I include an underscore in the session cookie name?

I am curious if there is anyone who has been using Laravel since version 3, triggering problems with setting cookies in different versions of IE when there is an underscore in the cookie name.

I ran into this problem with my project (an e-commerce site built on CI). The problem was fixed by removing the underscore in the cookie name.

While I am transferring the project to Laravel, I just want to check if I should also remove the underline from the session cookie.

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Basically, you don't need an underscore, so just delete it. Why is there a risk at all, when you may have zero risk by deleting it :)

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