Uncheck does not work
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There is no folder ~/Library/Google/Chrome
There is ~/Library/Applicaton Support/Google/ChromeIs that what you mean?
If so, it is quite large for e-mail (1.3G)!
BTW, I checked on a second computer, my laptop also running 10.14.6 and got the exact same problem.
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So, will this be on your radar to fix? I do know I can remove all Cookie preferences and start over, as a means to correct. Since this happens on two of my computers, which are quite separate, I am surprised you cannot reproduce.
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The problem persists in Version 6.1.
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This issues does not appear to be a problem in version 5.13. Not sure if that was the latest of version 5 or not.
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This issues does not appear to be a problem in version 5.13. Not sure if that was the latest of version 5 or not.
@aubreyapple thats is the last version of Cookie 5.
I still cant reproduce this, there is something unique about your system which I can't reproduce. As soon as the issue becomes apparent for me - I can fix it.
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@aubreyapple thats is the last version of Cookie 5.
I still cant reproduce this, there is something unique about your system which I can't reproduce. As soon as the issue becomes apparent for me - I can fix it.
Thanks for trying. When I first tried it today it had the same problem in 6.1.1. Then I deleted all preferences, which I had tried before. Now when I try it it seems to refuse to allow access to /private/var/folders (I can only cancel, not accept). That said, it is now working ok on one of my computers. I have not tried it on my other one yet. Will report later.
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Thanks for trying. When I first tried it today it had the same problem in 6.1.1. Then I deleted all preferences, which I had tried before. Now when I try it it seems to refuse to allow access to /private/var/folders (I can only cancel, not accept). That said, it is now working ok on one of my computers. I have not tried it on my other one yet. Will report later.
Some more aha's. If I enable Safari, then Chrome works. If I disable Safari, Chrome does not work. If I go to enable Safari, it asks me to allow /private/var/folders. If I click on allow, it brings up the Allow dialog. If I click on Allow, it leaves the dialog present, but only Cancel is available. After that, and after enabling Safari, Chrome now works. If I disable Safari, Chrome stops working (at least with regard to checking and unchecking an item.) Hope this helps. BTW, Cookie does have full disk access in System Preferences.
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Some more aha's. If I enable Safari, then Chrome works. If I disable Safari, Chrome does not work. If I go to enable Safari, it asks me to allow /private/var/folders. If I click on allow, it brings up the Allow dialog. If I click on Allow, it leaves the dialog present, but only Cancel is available. After that, and after enabling Safari, Chrome now works. If I disable Safari, Chrome stops working (at least with regard to checking and unchecking an item.) Hope this helps. BTW, Cookie does have full disk access in System Preferences.
@aubreyapple nice detective work, I see this happening also. ill look into it
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ok I have this fixed in the new beta v6.1.1.1 which you can find here:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookieapp/beta_updates.htmIt will be in the next official release (v6.1.2)
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ok I have this fixed in the new beta v6.1.1.1 which you can find here:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookieapp/beta_updates.htmIt will be in the next official release (v6.1.2)
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Thanks. I will check it out.
@aubreyapple v6.1.2 is in my store now. It should be available later today in the App Store.
