Cookie 5

great!

the window behaviour was an easy fix, it was old code from Cookie4 which I can't remember why i made it function that way.... probably a compatibility issue with Snow Leopard...

thanks for all the feedback everyone.
🙂

Try upgrading to 5.0.10 and see if that helps.

thats great,
thanks for checking

I think i have this behaviour fixed in v5.0.10.
can you update to that version and let me know if the issue is still there.

I think this is a Sparkle error, im waiting for a more stable sandboxed version to be released...

do you have a backup drive attached?
I've had reports from users saying this can happen when they have a backup hard-drive attached.

Thanks for that. The Command , worked and I was able to get the cookie icon back into the menu bar. I did not have the Run cookie in Background checked but everything had been set to hide on the display menu. I have it running only in the menu bar now. Many thanks once again.

if you open up Activity Monitor in your Applications/Utilities/ folder you should be able to force quit by searching for cookie.

sorry for the delay in replying,
the easiest way is to upgrade is described in this video:
https://cookie5app.com/#tutorials

ah yes,
Safari needs a restart before local storage cookies are correctly shown as being removed

On starting my mac I always see Flash Global preferences file (1) in my cookies window. It wont delete them unless I click remove. Why do these not get removed?

Do you have whitelisted cookies?

Yes I do as I mentioned... it (-17) seems to add up the total number of cookies I have whitelisted.

Is this new behavior intentional?

I'm not sure what's going on. But clicking the button "Remove Non-Favorites" does nothing. In fact, clicking any of the buttons doesn't do anything.

I've clicked on "All" on "Safari" and on "Chrome" while trying to "Remove Non-Favorites"

How do you get the program (V5.08) to actually do something?

I like the status bar idea!
I'll look perhaps At implementing that when I get some spare time.

this means that Cookie can alter(delete/change) any file in your home directory.
I guess if somehow your copy of Cookie became compromised in some way, bad stuff could happen...

this is true of any app which requires broad access permissions - virtually any Utility type app.

hmm,
thats maybe a good thing....

there is a crash that has been introduced into v5.0.7 which affects some users. Ive just uploaded v5.0.8 to Apple which should be available hopefully tomorrow.

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I am having the same issue. In fact, it also happened for me with Cookie 4 and it's why I upgraded to Cookie 5 (hoping the issues had been resolved). It's definitely has something to do with how iCloud syncs the browsing history. Honestly, it makes me regret upgrading to Cooke 5.0... Why spend the money on the upgrade to get the same functionality?

Nice, thanks!

Thank you.