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@marksealey you could configure it to only remove tracking cookies.

but I would recommend just deleting everything except sites you visit often and require a login.For instance, I only have around 20

@outtacontext try restarting the App Store app.
if that doesn't work, try a computer restart

Be sure to disable cookie removal in any system cleaning apps you may be running. For example CleanMyMac X, Onyx, CCleaner and many other system cleaner apps may be removing your favorites

@outtacontext not 100%...
I don't have photoshop to test with

@yazilim this took a lot longer than it should of.... but it is now finally fixed in v3.6.4 which is available in my store for updating now. Apple Store version will be available after review

apologies for the long delay,
I just couldn't recreate the bug myself, then forgot about it, till just recently

@rickrobles thats great! Ill release it officially now.
The problem was my startup flow. just as you suspected. I was checking license status a little too early. And after a restart I guess everything takes a little longer to initialise, so when it came time to check the licensed status - it would fail. Which led to rules being deactivated.

thanks for your help

@rickrobles I am sure that is the issue, Photoshop doesn't adhere to macOS best practices...

@rickrobles

In version 6.6, Cookie now has a Remove all Sandbox Permissions button inside the path access window. So you will always be able to escape from this loop, if you ever find Cookie continually asking.

@rickrobles can you let me know if this version works for you:
https://send.tresorit.com/a#uYlW-qkbv_fI99MgC6saeg