ah,
that's great

hmm,

to be honest im not sure?
I assume so, though

the data isn't moved, it stay in the same location.
It is just renamed and hidden from the finder

@retrocool thanks!
🙂

I sorted this myself - it wasn't working because iCloud Drive wasn't enabled. I don't use ICD for anything so I didn't have it turned on. Hopefully this helps anyone else coming across the problem (a blurb about that in the preferences might be a good idea).

@tribulatio perfect
👍

Ive just updated the latest Beta to support the new location for the recent tab data:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookieapp/beta_updates.htm

🙂

hmm,
I have no idea how family sharing works to be honest...

I posted a detailed explanation over here:
https://support.sweetpproductions.com/topic/712/safari-14-big-sur-cookie-6-runaway-safari-networking/8

basically this is an issue with how Safari handles missing data which Cookie has no control over...
😞

@blsmithf13 I don't see a way around this. I just tested, and as long as Safari is closed when you remove the cache - when you restart Safari, recaptcha should work.

you can test this manually quite easily, navigate to this file:
~/Library/Containers/com.apple.Safari/Data/Library/WebKit/WebsiteData/ResourceLoadStatistics/observations.db

If you have an SQLite viewer, you can open the file, and see that it stores a record of every site Safari pings. So it's not really feasible to NOT delete it.

The solution is to only remove cache while Safari is Quit.
This has always been the recommended approach to clearing data from you browser.

Thats why there's a warning right inside Cookie on the Removal Options tab, and also when you try to remove any data while your browser is open...

This may have worked in the past, but has broken now, as Safari has changed its behaviour as to how it deals with this data. Im sorry I dont have better news, theres only so much Cookie can do.

Woah,
If you have a lot of folders , I guess it could take that long to clean them all. Especially if it’s a spinning HDD.

@sweetp This condition still exists. I had the folder permissions problem that I used the "Remove all Sandbox permissions" fix but since then the window opens on every login.

@cgriell On Quit is when Cookie quits. cache removal also can take some time to finish. enabling Notifications is the easiest way to know when Cookie has finished its removal schedule

Nice!

That’s great

You need a VPN to change spoof your location.

That is the correct behaviour. The Address in System Preferences shows you the Hardware Mac Address. This is the default address and can not be changed without physically replacing the wireless card in your Mac. Your MAC address will always reset to this on a computer restart.

WifiSpoof changes the software MAC address. This is what your computer broadcasts to other devices.

That’s great, send me an email at [email protected] and I can send you a license for the store version

I have the email, thx

it looks as though the problem is a database upgrade issue.
It looks as though you have skipped an important interim update.

@sweetp Hi Russell, For other reasons I've had to rollback from Big Sur to Mojave of which I have the latest update, 10.14.6 (18G7016). I have installed Cookie 6.3.3.2. There is still an issue with this which may be a permissions problem. Even though I've unchecked the Apple website as a favourite, I still cannot delete the cookies.
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, thought there would be a notification of your reply. Cheers!

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