Cookie 7.4.3 minor issues

PeBr100

Hi,

I have recently updated to MacOS Sequoia 15.0.1 and Cookie 7.4.3.

Since the update I have noticed that Cookie no longer hides itself when I login and I have to minimise the window each time I startup.

I am using Autostarter to hide Mail and Safari on startup but adding Cookie in to the program has no effect, it still does not hide.

Also, Cookie does not seem to be clearing unwanted data at login but it does clear on browser quit or when quitting Cookie (which are the three options I have ticked).

Thanks.

SweetP

Make sure that in System Settings > Login Items & Extensions that Cookie is either not displayed under Allow in Background, or if it is, that it is NOT enabled.

It should show under the section Open at Login if you want it to open at login.

PeBr100

Thanks for your reply.

Cookie shows under Open at Login, which is correct for me.

It is displayed under Allow in Background and enabled. If I disable it and close preferences, when I reopen preferences Cookie has re-enabled itself.

SweetP

I’m not super clear on what is happening?

you disable Allow in Background in system settings
you open Cookie
Allow in Background is enabled in system settings again

Is that right

PeBr100

If I disable Allow in Background in system settings then close system settings and reopen system settings again Allow in Background is enabled for Cookie.

This is the same if Cookie is running or not.

SweetP

@PeBr100 do you have more than 1 copy of Cookie on your computer?

blackxacto

I cannot figure out how to stop Cookie from blocking every time I try to go somewhere in Safari. I hit enable Safari, and it continues to block every dang time I go to another web page. Its just to complex for my brain. Please do not upgrade to 7 and into the yearly Useage. Ive tried to view the movies, but I get lost in all the menus.

SweetP

@blackxacto Cookie does not block loading of websites at all

PeBr100

@SweetP said in Cookie 7.4.3 minor issues:

@PeBr100 do you have more than 1 copy of Cookie on your computer?

@SweetP No, just the one copy.